When carrying on miners' follow-up, the results of the assessment of their health state on the basis of the data on the anamnesis, objective examination, morbidity and sanitary and hygienic labor conditions should be taken into account. The analysis of these data is associated with significant time losses of a physician or a group of physicians and does not guarantee against errors in the determination of medical supervision groups of miners. There is suggested an improved logical scheme of data analysis, providing exact determination of medical supervision groups with minimal time losses.
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