[The assessment of efficiency of implementation of the Federal project "The struggle with cardiovascular diseases" during COVID-19 pandemic].

The article presents assessment of efficiency of implementation of the Federal project "The struggle with cardiovascular diseases" during COVID-19 pandemic. It is demonstrated that over three years of implementation of the Federal project significant consolidation of medical infrastructure and volume of work of regional vascular departments and centers took place. However, these achievements resulted in no improvement of quality of medical care nor in decreasing of mortality from diseases of the circulatory system.

[The five-year dynamics of main indices of functioning of neurosurgical service of the Russian Federation].

The neurosurgery is one of the most innovative and hi-tech directions of scientific and clinical activity that significantly contribute into improvement of health and improvement of quality and longevity of human life. This positioning specifies actuality of implementing on regular basis the analysis of trends of its development with purpose to improve corresponding indices of its efficiency, to develop conditions for continuity of medical process, to ensure equal accessibility of specialized neurosurgical medical care to population in the Regions of the Russian Federation. The purpose of the study was to describe and to analyze indices of neurosurgical service functioning to support decision making related to development of professional partnership and ensuring for population of different regions of Russia equal access to profile specialized medical care.

[Trends in stroke mortality rates in Russia and the USA over a 15-year period].

Aim: to comparatively analyze standardized mortality ratios (SMR) from stroke in the populations aged over 30 years in the Russian Federation and in the USA over a 15-year period.

Material And Methods: The analysis included nontraumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage (NTSH) (a group of ICD-10 codes I60), nontraumatic intracerebral hemorrhage (NTIH) (I61), cerebral infarction (CI) (I63), and stroke, not specified as hemorrhage or infarction (SNSHI) (I64). The new European standard (European Standard Population.