[The programs of additional legal education as necessary element of system of training of students of medical university].

The actual trends in training of health care professionals set before medical university task of actualization and diversification of training programs targeted to formation both professional and universal competencies to contribute to variable combination of different skills and habits in implementation of medical activities. The increasing needs of labor market in specialists capable to meet actual realities and associated with transformational transition from narrow specialization to different specific skills, inevitably results into increasing of importance for additional education programs as an element of continuing The following key features of various proposals for additional professional education programs were singled out. The major task of forming proposal of additional programs is seen by university through prism of possible increasing of income.

[The procedural aspects of postmortem defense of non-material goods of patient].

The protection of privacy of patient that is applying for medical care, diagnostics and treatment is one of the main pillars of implementation of medical activities. However, despite sufficient volume of legal regulation of lifetime respect of privacy of examination, observation and facts of medical intervention, in practice occur situations when privacy ceases to be such after death of the patient. The article is based on results of content-analysis of normative legal acts (n = 11), scientific publications (n = 52), cases of judicial practice (n = 8).

[The analysis of problems of supporting long-term nursing of individuals who lost their ability to self-care in Russia].

The article considers the issues of social assistance of long-term care of individuals who lost ability to self-care. The comparative analysis of established practices of social assistance of long-term care, of legal and financial support of family members implementing such a care in Russia and European countries is presented. The study was carried out using comparative jurisprudence methodology.

Chapitre 3. On some issues of ensuring the rights of minor patients in Russian medical law: ethical and legal aspects of autonomy.

Patient autonomy as a fundamental principle of modern bioethics is considered in the context of the legal status of a minor in medical law. The authors discuss the specifics of the autonomy of a minor patient, which is determined by the age factor. The following international legal standards defining the bioethical foundations of the legal status of a minor in the medical field are considered: the right to informed voluntary consent, the right to information and confidentiality.

Chapitre 2. Health in Russia, a basic topic: Risk strategies and socio-psychological aspects.

High mortality rates in the Russian Federation in all age cohorts, which are exacerbated nowadays due to the risk of contracting a new coronavirus infection, indicate the lack of programs to promote a healthy lifestyle in society, as well as the preservation of negative attitudes of society associated with any aspects of taking care of one’s health.Switching the public’s attention to self-preservation practices is not viable without considering the socio-economic and psychological conjuncture. Maintaining health requires both time and money, so for many people it remains a secondary task for many years, if the disease does not make itself felt.

[On the correlation of guarantees of the labor rights of the elderly in Russia and Europe.].

Many lawyers, referring to the topic of guarantees for ensuring the labor rights of elderly people who receive a pension, begin the analysis from the provisions of Art. 19 of the Russian Constitution on the prohibition of discrimination and art. 3 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation on the prohibition of discrimination.

[On the strategic objectives of Russia and Japan's experience in creating jobs for citizens of a new age of working capacity: Economic and legal research.].

The increase in the duration of employment cannot but entail consequences that objectively reflect the realities of the labor market for the category of workers of pre-retirement age. The analysis of the situation in the labor market in modern economic realities allows us to highlight the global problem of obtaining and maintaining a job for the category of workers aged 50+. The prospects of its growth by the end of the transition period of change in the retirement age say experts from different industry areas.

[Problems and prospects of development of state programs aimed at maintaining the economic activity of citizens older.].

A long period of time in Russia, older people were considered only as the population aged, lost ability to work and in need of social and medical support from the state. However, many older people continued to work at the same place or looking for a job corresponding to the acquired status of the old-age pensioner. In the new political and economic realities, in connection with the inevitable increase of age of retirement, you must address the problem of securing and enforcement of labour and other social rights and legitimate interests of older persons, to reveal the problematic aspects of the economic activity of the elderly and to identify prospects in the state regulation of these issues.