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T I Eremicheva

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[Organization of the training of research personnel and specialists for public health service in the new economic conditions based on the Moscow Research Institute of Tuberculosis, RSFSR Ministry of Health].

The tasks of high priority set before the main establishment consist in training of research personnel and improving the professional skill of doctors. The Moscow Research Institute of Tuberculosis, which is in charge of the antituberculosis service in the RSFSR, has developed an effective system of training of research personnel and various specialists for the RSFSR health care. The system is based on the study of demands for highly qualified staff, analysis of the personnel potential, clearly defined planning of training, choice of candidates, control and assessment of the performed research and objective personnel certification. The contract system of self-accounting relations between the establishments engaged in doctors' training has been introduced, which regulates a number of ungrounded claims for training and increases the responsibility of researchers concerned with training.

Health Personnel

[Experience with the organization of research in phthisiopulmonology under present economic conditions].

Transfer to new economic forms of management in the branch science requires, methodological lay-out with due regard for the medical science specificity. On the model of phthisiopulmonology, the Moscow Research Institute of Tuberculosis, the RSFSR Ministry of Public Health, is developing a new system for the work of scientific institutions (a problem research centre, PRC). The system is based on solution of a number of scientific and organizational tasks: development of the procedure for choosing goals and problems, estimation of the priority of the trends in research studies, development of efficient procedures for introduction of scientific achievements into practice, establishment of economic control levers for management of the science and introduction into practice of its achievements, etc. The primary experience indicated that the PRC was promising when a system approach to organization of its activity and adequate methods for planning and arrangement of the branch science were used.

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