[Problems of railway medicine at the Pirogov Congresses. Report 2: Organization of medical care for resettlers].

The article is devoted to the problems of medical and sanitary support for the transportation of resettlers by rail in Russia at the beginning of the 20th century. The basis for the performed historical reconstruction was the materials of the railway medicine section of the congresses of the Society of Russian Physicians in memory of N. I.

The problems of railroad medicine at the Pirogov Congresses. Report I. The organization of medical care at railroad transport.

The article considers problems of organization of medical care at railroad transport in Russia at beginning of XX century. The implemented historical reconstruction was based on materials of section of railroad medicine of Congresses of the Society of Russian Physicians in memory of N. I.

[Sergej Aleksandrovich Novoselsky (1872-1953)].

The article is devoted to one of the founders of sanitary and demographic statistics in Russia. The works of S. A.

[The contribution of medical community into elaboration of theoretical problems of health care in the sixties of XIX century].

The article considers activity of medical societies in 1860s related to theoretical development of problems of organization of Zemstvo medicine, sanitary statistics, medical topographical studies, preventive course of public medicine. It is demonstrated that results of these activities hereinafter were widely applied in the course of health care reforms of the second half of XIX century.

[The problems of military medicine at the Pirogov congresses of physicians during the First World War in 1914-1918].

The article is devoted to discussion of organizational problems of military medicine at the Pirogov congresses of physicians during the First World War. A number of speeches of military physicians at the meetings of the military section of the congresses in 1914-1918 are analyzed. The ideas sounded at the Pirogov congresses were considered in the process of developing the Soviet health care system.