Organizational and legal aspects and problems of regulation of providing oncological care to military servicemen (employees)

Background.At the present stage in Russia, oncological care is provided by a coordinated system of state and municipal medical organizations, as well as a departmental component of medical care. The main objectives of medical care in the oncological profile are prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of patients suffering from malignant neoplasms. The purpose of the study was to comprehensively understand the normative legal regulation of the provision of medical care to military personnel (employees) in the oncological profile and the problems of implementing the regulatory function in this area of social interaction. Purpose.The work studies and substantiates the organizational foundations and problems of normative legal regulation of the provision of medical care to military personnel (employees) in the oncological profile, notes the social and humanistic significance of resolving the identified problems. Materials and methods.From the point of view of a comparative legal approach, the authors use methods of comparison, analogy, generalization and synthesis, as well as methods of an integrated approach, which made it possible to study existing federal and departmental regulatory legal acts in comparison with problematic issues currently available in the field of regulation of medical care. assistance to military personnel (employees) in the oncological profile. Results.The work examines the substantive basis of the normative legal regulation of the provision of medical care to military personnel (employees) in the oncological profile and problematic issues of such regulation. The relevance of the study is due to the constant increase in the number of cancer patients, among whom there are military personnel (employees) of the Russian Guard. Oncological diseases are accompanied by a high mortality rate of this pathology among patients. Improving the quality, completeness, accessibility and efficiency of providing medical care to cancer patients also requires improving the legal regulation of this area of activity. Conclusion.Based on the conceptualization of the legal foundations and problematic aspects of providing medical care to military personnel (employees) on an oncological profile, the work proposes to consider issues of improving the organization of dispensary observation of military personnel (employees) in connection with malignant neoplasms, and also presents proposals for changing the list of insurance cases in relation to military personnel (employees).