LEGAL ASPECTS OF ADMISSION OF RESIDENTS TO CARRY OUT MEDICAL ACTIVITIES AS TRAINEE DOCTORS

• Olesya Yu. Mikita
• Elena M. Efimova
• Аlexander А. Vinogradov
• Ekaterina A. Afanaseva
• Elena V. Мyagchenko
• Olga V. Мarenkova

Abstract

Issues of strengthening the human resources potential of the industry are one of the most difficult modern problems in Russian healthcare. The adoption of a bill on the introduction of a medical trainee position in medical organizations will allow residents, starting from the second year of clinical residency, to work in their specialty under the guidance of experienced mentor doctors and will have a beneficial effect on eliminating personnel shortages without reducing the quality of medical care. Residents will be able to receive additional practical training, the opportunity to make independent decisions, and additional income, which will help secure them in the profession and reduce the outflow of personnel. It is important to analyze the legal aspects of the admission of residents to carry out medical activities as trainee doctors. Three models for training residents in parallel with their medical activities as trainee doctors in one of the specialties of the enlarged group of specialties «Clinical Medicine» are proposed for consideration. Separate areas, strategic and necessary, are the training of teaching staff and the development of new teaching technologies.

Keywords:trainee doctor; resident; internship; mentor doctor; practical training; legal aspects of admission of a resident to medical activities; models of practical training of a resident

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