The article substantiates actuality of development of managerial and communicative competences in administrators and employees of medical organizations. the model of competences is presented, including training program for physician and medical nurse. also a model of competences and training program for administrators of medical organizations is presented. The expected results are formulated concerning training of medical personnel in the field of project management.

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