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Emergency surgery in Russian Federation
Khirurgiya. Zhurnal im. N.I. Pirogova, 2019In the following article, we present the key trends in emergency surgical care in the Russian Federation between 2000 and 2017. The study used data from federal statistical observations and a survey of state medical institutions in 80 regions encompassing 99.3% of the country's population.
V E Olovyannyi +3 more
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Organizational measures aiming to combat COVID-19 in the Russian Federation: the first experience
Expert review of pharmacoeconomics & outcomes research, 2020Background Coronavirus infection (COVID-19) spreading took place in the Russian Federation in recent 10 months. Russia has a reliable and effective governmental public health infrastructure that worked at an advanced level to control the situation since ...
V. Reshetnikov +4 more
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2018
The Russian Empire’s banking system was overhauled and the State Bank of the Russian Empire was founded in Saint Petersburg by imperial decree in 1860 during the reign of Czar Alexander the Second. The establishment of the central bank was part of spate of economic reforms that were undertaken when capitalism was gaining ground in the Russian Empire ...
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The Russian Empire’s banking system was overhauled and the State Bank of the Russian Empire was founded in Saint Petersburg by imperial decree in 1860 during the reign of Czar Alexander the Second. The establishment of the central bank was part of spate of economic reforms that were undertaken when capitalism was gaining ground in the Russian Empire ...
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Prospects for Russian Federalism
Problems of Economic Transition, 1995This part of the article is devoted to economic—budget—questions that are fundamental to the development of Russian federalism. More specifically, it discusses what the effective correlation between the federal budget and regional budgets should be. 3.
G. Semenov +3 more
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2009
This chapter reveals that the legal system of the Russian Federation is regarded by many comparative lawyers as belonging to a family of legal systems ‘in transition’ from the socialist legal family to a destination undetermined. It highlights that inheritance under Russian law is closest to the Romano-Germanic legal family but has not changed in its ...
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This chapter reveals that the legal system of the Russian Federation is regarded by many comparative lawyers as belonging to a family of legal systems ‘in transition’ from the socialist legal family to a destination undetermined. It highlights that inheritance under Russian law is closest to the Romano-Germanic legal family but has not changed in its ...
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Workers in the Russian Federation
Communist and Post-Communist Studies, 1995Abstract The present study examines workers' responses to the post-communist transition in the Russian Federation from 1989 through 1993. It considers how workers defined, articulated, and organized around their interests under conditions of simultaneous democratization and economic reform, focusing on: the impacts of reform, particularly declining ...
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Trauma in the Russian Federation: Then and Now
Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection & Critical Care, 2011Russia has made substantial, largely unrecognized contributions to the field of trauma. These include the early development of triage, improvement of blood transfusions and blood bank networks, and Mobile Emergency Medical Services. Despite these advances, injury fatality rates in Russia are alarmingly high (∼50% higher than other Eastern European ...
Sara A. Haack +2 more
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Medical education in the Russian Federation
Medical Education, 1996The process of becoming a medical doctor in the Russian Federation is detailed in this paper. There has been a decline in the number of students entering the medical profession, as well as a marked decrease in the faculty members at the medical institutes since perestroika.
Richard A. Wright, Alexander S Goldfarb
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PAD prevalence in Russian Federation
Khirurgiya. Zhurnal im. N.I. Pirogova, 2016Currently there is no data on peripheral arterial disease prevalence in Russia.To estimate prevalence of patients with symptomatic low limb ischemia (LLI) in Russian Federation on 2014.«League for patient' protection» had sent questionnaires for all regional health departments asking to name prevalence of ICD-10 codes I70.2 (atherosclerosis of arteries
A O Kalyev, A A Isaev, A F Kharazov
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Mortgage in the Russian Federation [PDF]
Russian Economic Developments, 2012 In 12 months of 2012, the volume of mortgage housing loans (MHL) exceeded by 47.3% that in the same period of 2011 and amounted to Rb 904.6bn, despite the continued growth in the weighted average rate on MHL in rubles extended within a month. In November 2012, the weighted average rate amounted to 12.5%. In November 2012, the overdue debt as percentage
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