[The medical legal ensuring of tuberculosis control].

Probl Sotsialnoi Gig Zdravookhranenniiai Istor Med

Published: January 2010

The article deals with the issue of spreading of tuberculosis on the territory of Nijegorodskaya Oblast. The difficult epidemiological situation related to this socially dangerous disease demands urgent resolution of problems closely involved with the examination and treatment of certain groups of patients independently of their consent. The article presents the review of actual normative base of non-voluntary medical care provision in the Russian Federation and some countries of CIS.

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