[Implementation of obligatory medical insurance programs in dentistry based on the cost of relative unit of labor intensity].

The Aim Of The Study: Was to analyze financial feasibility of obligatory medical insurance programs in dentistry based on the cost of relative unit of labor intensity.

Material And Methods: The study is based on statistical analysis of service types and costs dynamics in dental obligatory medical insurance programs in Russia in 2013-2018.

Results: The study identified trends in financing health care, government guarantee programs and financial costs per 1 unit of labor intensity, which should be taken into account when making a medical and economic feasibility study of basic and territorial government guarantee programs to provide citizens of the Russian Federation with free medical care and planning the dental section of the compulsory medical insurance program.

[Objective opportunity to achieve the goal of CHI based on the analysis of the potential of doctors in the field of dentistry].

Purpose of work is to determine the objective possibility of achieving the goal of the CHI program-the protection of the constitutional rights of citizens to receive free quality and affordable dental care based on the analysis of the potential of doctors in the field of dentistry. The study used the materials of the state statistical annual reports of the Ministry of health of the Russian Federation, forms No. 30 and No.

[Medical and socio-economic significance of mouth sanitation].

The cost of providing dental services under the program of compulsory health insurance (CHI) in the 1 insured citizen in 2017 correspond 412.06 RUB. The proportion of patients sanitized of the number needing treatment is 57.

[Analysis of the amount of preventive dental care provided in terms of Compulsory Medical Insurance program].

Aim: Based on the comprehensive socio-economic study the analysis of the amount of dental and preventive care provided in terms of Compulsory Medical Insurance program has been made.

Material And Methods: The study was based in six dental clinics of the Central Federal District of Russia, treating children and adults with the total amount of attached and insured patients equaled 170.000 in each.

[Regulatory framework of the new wage payment system in dentistry].

The paper presents the analysis of regulatory frameworks for wage payment system in federal, state and municipal dental clinics. The new wage payment system provided significant freedom for employers in payments size determination by regulation of basic, stimulating and compensative salary payoffs. The study highlights the need for scientific studies on dental care quality assessment criteria for wage payment system.