It was analyzed the introduction of inpatient care substitution technologies in multi-disciplinary Polyclinic OAO «Gazprom». Organizational principles of outpatient surgical interventions under general and combined anesthesia are represented. Also it was described surgical features to decrease incidence of intra- and postoperative complications. System of active postoperative management was presented to define early different features of disease. Also main directions of development of this technology were suggested.
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