[The adaptation of methodology of expert selection of indicators for integral evaluation of effectiveness and efficiency of organization of medical care support at the level of subject of the Russian Federation at the "pediatrics" profile].

The adaptation of methodology of expert selection of indicators for integral evaluation of efficiency of organization of medical care on profile "pediatrics" at the level of the Subject of the Russian Federation. The study was organized as expert survey using structured interview technique. At the first stage, primary selection of indicators carried out.

[METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE FORMATION OF THE RATING OF THE CONSTITUENT ENTITIES OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION, REFLECTING THE EFFICIENCY AND QUALITY OF MEDICAL CARE BY PROFILE].

Aim of the study - determination of approaches to the formation of the rating of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, reflecting the state of medical care in various profiles (the effectiveness and quality of medical care in various profiles). The study included a comprehensive analysis of the structure and content of the reports based on the results of national medical research centers field events using classification and grouping methods. Assessment of the advantages and disadvantages of the used variants of the methodology for forming the subject rating of the Russian Federation used the method of selective SWOT analysis of methodologies published in the form of scientific articles.

[Comparative immunochemical study of the hemagglutinins of Cl. botulinum A and B].

The authors demonstrated an incomplete indentity of Cl. botulinum hemagglutinins of types A and B in the double diffusion reaction in agar gel, and their difference by electrophoretic mobility. Some differences in the interaction of hemagglutinins A and B with human erythrocytes were found by the hemagglutination inhibition method; apparently, of the principal significance in the relization of the reaction of human erythrocyte hemagglutination with hemagglutinins of Cl.