On the approval of the rules for organizing the provision of medical care to persons with chronic diseases, the frequency and timing of observation, the mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic tests

Updated Unofficial translation

Order of the Minister of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 23, 2020 No. RK MH-149/2020. Registered with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan on October 26, 2020 No. 21513.

      Unofficial translation

      In compliance with paragraph 3 of Article 88 of the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated July 7, 2020 "On people's health and the health care system" ORDER:

      1. To approve the Rules for organizing the provision of medical care to persons with chronic diseases of the frequency and timing of observation, the mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic tests in accordance with Appendix 1 to this order.

      2. To recognize as invalid some orders of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan in accordance with Appendix 2 to this order.

      3. The Department of Medical Aid Organization of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, shall ensure:

      1) state registration of this order with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

      2) posting this order on the Internet resource of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

      3) within ten working days after the state registration of this order with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan, submission to the Legal Department of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan information on the implementation of the activities provided for in subparagraphs 1) and 2).

      4. Control over the implementation of this order shall be entrusted to the supervising Vice-Minister of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

      5. This order shall be enforced upon the expiration of ten calendar days after the day of its first official publication.

      The Minister of Healthcare
      of the Republic of Kazakhstan       A. Tsoy

  Appendix 1 to the
order of the Minister of the Healthcare
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
October 23, 2020
№ RK MH-149/2020

Rules for organizing the provision of medical care to persons with chronic diseases, periodicity and duration of observation, mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic tests

      Footnote. The rules are in the wording of the order of the Minister of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 25.09.2024 № 73 (shall be enforced upon expiry of ten calendar days after the day of its first official publication).

Chapter 1. General provisions

      1. These Rules for organizing the provision of medical care for persons with chronic diseases, periodicity and duration of observation, mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic tests (hereinafter - the Rules) have been developed in accordance with paragraph 3 of Article 88 of the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Public Health and the Healthcare System" (hereinafter - the Code) and shall determine the procedure for organizing the provision of medical care to persons with chronic diseases.

      2. Basic concepts used in these Rules:

      1) a list of medicines and medical devices for free and (or) preferential outpatient provision of certain categories of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan with certain diseases (conditions) - a list of medicines, medical devices and specialized medical products purchased at the expense of budgetary funds and (or) assets of the social health insurance fund within the framework of the guaranteed volume of free medical care and (or) in the system of compulsory social health insurance in the provision of primary health care and specialized medical care in outpatient settings, including the names and characteristics of medicines, medical devices and specialized medical products in the context of certain categories of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan with certain diseases (conditions);

      2) a specialized medical practitioner – a medical worker with a higher medical education and a certificate in the field of healthcare;

      3) physician (a specialized medical practiotioner) – general practitioner, pediatrician, therapist of a primary health care (hereinafter referred to as PHC) medical organization;

      4) dynamic observation – systematic observation of the patient’s health state, as well as provision of necessary medical care based on the results of this observation;

      5) electronic register of dispensary patients - an information system of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan, designed to automate all stages of dispensary observation, including personalized registration of patients suffering from chronic diseases;

      6) the authorized body in the field of healthcare (hereinafter - the authorized body) is the central executive body that carries out management and intersectoral coordination in the field of protecting the health of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan, medical and pharmaceutical science, medical and pharmaceutical education, sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population, circulation of medicines and medical devices, quality of medical services (assistance);

      7) clinical protocol – scientifically proven recommendations for prevention, diagnosis, treatment, medical rehabilitation and palliative medical care for a specific disease or patient condition;

      8) remote medical services – provision of medical services for the purposes of diagnostics, treatment, medical rehabilitation and prevention of diseases and injuries, conducting examinations and assessments using digital technologies, ensuring remote interaction of medical workers with each other, with individuals and (or) their legal representatives, identification of the said individuals, as well as documentation of the actions they perform;

      9) medical information system – an information system that ensures the management of processes of healthcare entities in electronic format (hereinafter - MIS);

      10) compulsory social health insurance (hereinafter - CSHI) – a set of legal, economic and organizational measures to provide medical assistance to consumers of medical services at the expense of the assets of the social health insurance fund;

      11) multidisciplinary group – a group of different specialists formed depending on the nature of the disorder of the functions and structures of the patient’s body and the severity of his/her clinical condition;

      12) guaranteed volume of free medical care (hereinafter - GVFMC) – the volume of medical care provided at the expense of budgetary funds;

      13) digital healthcare subject – individuals and legal entities, state bodies carrying out activities or entering into public relations in the field of digital healthcare;

      14) electronic medical record (hereinafter - the record) – a set of structured personal medical data related to a specific case of medical care.

      3. Dynamic monitoring of persons with chronic diseases shall be carried out for the purpose of preventing complications, exacerbations of diseases, their prevention and medical rehabilitation in healthcare organizations providing medical care in outpatient settings, regardless of the form of ownership at the place of attachment to healthcare entities.

      4. Dynamic monitoring of individuals with chronic diseases shall be carried out by primary health care specialists and specialized medical practitioners within the framework of the guaranteed volume of medical care and (or) in the compulsory health insurance system in accordance with healthcare standards approved by the authorized body in accordance with subparagraph 32) of Article 7 of the Code.

      5. Persons with chronic diseases subject to dynamic observation shall be provided with medicines within the framework of outpatient drug provision (hereinafter - ODP).

      6. Persons with chronic diseases shall be subject to registration and further dynamic monitoring by a multidisciplinary group (hereinafter - MDG) in accordance with the conclusion of a primary care physician or an advisory opinion of a specialized medical practitioner (or in accordance with an extract from the medical record of an inpatient).

      7. Specialists providing dynamic monitoring in healthcare organizations shall maintain accounting and reporting documentation in accordance with the order of the acting Minister of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 30, 2020 № ҚР ДСМ-175/2020 "On approval of forms for accounting documentation in the field of healthcare, as well as instructions for filling them out" (registered in the Register of state registration of regulatory legal acts under № 21579), (hereinafter – the order № ҚР ДСМ-175/2020), by the order of the Minister of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 22, 2020 № ҚР ДСМ-313/2020 "On approval of forms for reporting documentation in the field of healthcare" (registered in the Register of state registration of regulatory legal acts under № 21879).

      8. The primary care physician examines and assesses the condition of newly diagnosed individuals with chronic diseases who are subject to dynamic monitoring before being registered.

      9. Depending on the severity and course of the disease, dynamic monitoring of individuals with chronic diseases shall be carried out by a specialized medical practitioner or a primary care physician:

      1) by a specialized medical practitioner – in the presence of complications and progression of diseases with signs of decompensation;

      2) by a primary care physician – in the presence of a compensated condition, correctable complications.

      10. The periodicity of examinations by a primary care physician, a specialized medical practitioner, or a mid-level medical worker for individuals with chronic diseases, the duration of observation, minimum volume and frequency of diagnostic tests within the framework of dynamic observation shall be carried out:

      1) according to the list of chronic diseases subject to dynamic monitoring in primary health care organizations in accordance with Appendix 1 to these Rules;

      2) according to the list of chronic diseases subject to dynamic monitoring at the level of consultative and diagnostic care (hereinafter - CDC) in accordance with Appendix 2 to these Rules;

      3) according to the list of chronic diseases subject to observation by specialized medical practioners within the framework of the guaranteed volume of medical care and (or) in the compulsory medical insurance system in accordance with Appendix 3 to these Rules.

      11. In healthcare organizations, at the outpatient level, dynamic monitoring groups (DMG) shall be created consisting of multidisciplinary specialists under the supervision of a primary care physician or a specialized medical practitioner to carry out dynamic monitoring.

      MDG assesses the severity of the patient's chronic disease in order to determine further treatment and monitoring tactics.

      12. The members of the MDG shall be approved by the top managers of healthcare organizations and includes specialists to ensure a comprehensive and individual approach to providing medical care to patients with chronic diseases:

      primary care physician;

      specialized medical practitioners depending on the nature of the patient's illness;

      nurses (district, extended practice, general practice);

      psychologist;

      social worker.

      13. At the recommendation of a primary care physician and/or a specialized medical practitioner, the MDG, at least once a quarter, examines patients with complicated and/or atypical course of a chronic disease to determine further observation and treatment tactics.

      14. If there are indications (worsening of the clinical picture, negative dynamics in laboratory parameters, changes in instrumental examinations), examination of persons with chronic diseases subject to dynamic observation shall be carried out in excess of the minimum volume and frequency of diagnostic tests, specified in Appendices 1 , 2 and 3 of these Rules in accordance with clinical protocols.

      15. Dynamic observation of persons with chronic diseases shall be carried out on a planned basis by organizing an appointment with a specialist, primary care physician, or nurse, regardless of the course of the disease, with preliminary prepared results of laboratory diagnostic services to assess the patient’s condition and carry out the necessary corrective measures (hereinafter - a planned appointment).

      16. To conduct a scheduled appointment, an extended practice nurse, a specialized nurse, and a district nurse shall perform:

      1) registering patients for an appointment;

      2) notification and calling patients via telephone, SMS messages;

      3) preparing the patient for the scheduled appointment by prescribing laboratory diagnostic services in accordance with Appendices 1, 2 and 3 of these Rules;

      4) monitoring the patient’s progress through the prescribed laboratory diagnostic services and uploading their results;

      5) primary interpretation of the results of laboratory diagnostic services;

      6) provision of the results of laboratory diagnostic services to a primary care physician or a specialized medical practitioner;

      17. At a scheduled appointment, an extended practice nurse, a specialized nurse, and a district nurse shall conduct:

      1) nursing examination within the scope of competence (subjective examination: collection of information about the patient’s health state, complaints, life history, disease history and identification of social and psychological risks);

      2) objective examination of the patient (measurement of pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, height, weight, waist circumference, examination of the skin and visible mucous membranes, including examination of the feet with determination of tactile and pain sensitivity);

      3) establishing a nursing diagnosis and performing nursing interventions in accordance with the classifier of nursing diagnoses in accordance with Appendix 4 to these Rules;

      4) entering the results of the planned admission into the MIS;

      5) assessment of the results of consultative, laboratory and diagnostic tests;

      6) issuing prescriptions for medications to continue treatment in accordance with the doctor’s note on the prescription of a course of HBV therapy;

      7) organization and control of training of the patient and family members in general care procedures and disease management;

      8) referral to a primary care physician or specialist if the patient has complaints or pathological changes based on the results of laboratory diagnostic services;

      9) referral to a social worker and/or psychologist if social and psychological risks are identified.

      18. As part of dynamic observation, an extended practice nurse, a specialized nurse, and a district nurse shall:

      1) provide an explanation to the patient on how to keep a self-monitoring diary in accordance with an individual plan for dynamic monitoring and correction;

      2) monitor the patient’s compliance with the individual plan for dynamic observation and correction, and, if necessary, call the patient for a scheduled appointment.

      19. At the scheduled appointment, the primary care physician/specialist shall conduct:

      1) interview and examination of the patient, including identification of social and psychological risks;

      2) assessment of the results of laboratory diagnostic tests;

      3) drawing up an individual plan for newly accepted patients;

      4) adjustment of the individual plan of non-drug and drug treatment;

      5) study and analysis of the patient’s self-monitoring diary;

      6) assignment of the minimum scope of examination in accordance with Appendices 1 , 2 and 3 to these rules;

      7) additional examinations in accordance with clinical protocols if indicated (in accordance with paragraph 14 of these Rules);

      8) referral for inpatient replacement and/or inpatient treatment if signs of exacerbation or progression of the disease are detected, and there are indications for round-the-clock medical supervision and treatment in inpatient conditions;

      9) referral for medical rehabilitation in accordance with the order of the Minister of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 7, 2023 № 65 “On approval of the standard for organizing the provision of medical rehabilitation” (registered in the Register of state registration of regulatory legal acts under № 32263);

      10) providing recommendations to the patient on prevention and a healthy lifestyle;

      11) examination of temporary incapacity for work, issuance of a certificate or sheet of temporary incapacity for work in accordance with the order of the Minister of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 18, 2020 № ҚР ДСМ-198/2020 "On approval of the rules for conducting an examination of temporary incapacity for work, as well as issuing a certificate or sheet of temporary incapacity for work" (registered in the Register of state registration of regulatory legal acts under № 21660);

      12) preparation of documents for referral to a medical and social examination (hereinafter - the MSE), in accordance with the order of the Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 29, 2023 № 260 "On approval of the Rules for conducting medical and social examination" (registered in the Register of state registration of regulatory legal acts under № 32922);

      13) registration of medical documentation in the MIS. If technically impossible, it is issued in paper form, with subsequent entry into the MIS.

      20. As part of dynamic observation, the social worker shall carry out:

      1) assessment of the patient’s social status, including his/her living conditions, financial situation, access to healthcare services;

      2) supporting patients in accessing social and healthcare services, such as home health care programs, social support;

      3) develop a treatment and rehabilitation plan together with the patient and members of the MDG;

      4) supporting patients in self-management of their own health, including working with relatives.

      21. As part of dynamic observation, the psychologist shall carry out:

      1) assessment of the psychological state of patients;

      2) psychological support and counselling for patients facing difficulties related to their illness or treatment, including to increase patients’ commitment to self-management;

      3) fostering patients’ commitment to healthy behavior;

      4) cooperation with specialists within the framework of the MDG to develop a comprehensive approach to the treatment and rehabilitation of patients.

      22. Removal from dynamic observation of persons with chronic diseases shall be carried out in the event of:

      1) recovery/improvement of the state according to the criteria and observation periods in accordance with Appendices 1, 2 and 3 to these Rules;

      2) change of place of attachment to the primary health care organization;

      3) failure of the patient to appear for a scheduled appointment for a period of more than 2 years, with an active attraction of a primary health care specialist registered in the MIS

      4) death of the patient.

      23. Dynamic monitoring of individuals with chronic diseases is carried out within the framework of the disease management program (hereinafter - DMP).

      24. Persons with chronic diseases subject to dynamic observation participate in the DMP for three nosologies: arterial hypertension, type 2 diabetes mellitus, and chronic heart failure.

      25. The criteria for selecting patients participating in the DMP shall be:

      1) patients with primary arterial hypertension (uncomplicated);

      2) patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (glycosylated hemoglobin ≤ 7.0%);

      3) patients with chronic heart failure (hereinafter referred to as CHF) of NYHA classes II–IV with an ejection fraction of less than 40% or with an ejection fraction of more than 40% and diastolic dysfunction of the left ventricle according to echocardiography data;

      4) patients with risk factors identified during screening (body mass index over 30, smoking, alcohol abuse, adverse heredity, recorded high blood pressure).

      26. Patients with several diseases are allowed to participate in the DMP, provided that they meet the selection criteria set out in paragraph 25 of these Rules.

      27. The patient is registered in the DMP by the district nurse by entering data into the medical information system.

      28. At each appointment, the primary care physician and/or district nurse fills out a checklist of patient’s key data in accordance with clinical protocols, reflecting the results of an objective examination, the date and conclusions of consultations with a general practitioner, therapist, specialized medical practitioner, the results of laboratory and instrumental test methods, and data on the correction of drug therapy for the DMP (hereinafter - the patients’ observation card).

      29. Information about the patient, objective examination data, and results of laboratory and instrumental test methods shall be entered into the MNE. The district nurse enters updated MNE information into the DMP register.

      30. Based on the data from the DMP patients register, the PHC physician at least once a quarter divides patients’ flows into groups according to their clinical and behavioral characteristics (hereinafter - segmentation), determining the patient’s status according to clinical characteristics:

      1) optimal zone (green zone) – when laboratory test results are not higher than the upper limit of the norm;

      2) suboptimal (yellow zone) – when laboratory test results exceed the upper limit of the norm by no more than 20%;

      3) bad (red) zone - when clinical laboratory test results exceed the upper limit of the norm by more than 20%;

      31. According to segmentation, the primary care physician shall determine the frequency of dynamic observation, laboratory and instrumental tests, examinations by specialized medical practitioners in accordance with Appendix 5 to these Rules.

      32. Dynamic observation shall be carried out:

      1) by a district nurse when the patient is in the optimal zone, through scheduled phone calls, control and monitoring of self-management to maintain normal health indicators;

      2) by a primary care physician, if the patient is in a suboptimal zone, dynamic monitoring shall be carried out until the patient’s health improves and clinical and laboratory indicators reach normal levels;

      3) by a primary care physician, together with a specialized medical practitioner and other members of the MDG, if the patient is in a bad zone, dynamic observation shall be carried out until the patient’s health improves and clinical and laboratory indicators reach normal levels.

      33. During dynamic observation of individuals with chronic diseases within the framework of the DMP, the primary care physician, together with the patient, shall draw up an individual action plan for a short period (no more than 2 weeks), including the amount of physical activity, diet, lifestyle, and elimination of bad habits.

      34. The coordinator of the DMP within the primary health care organization area is the primary health care physician.

      35. Within the framework of the DMP, the primary health care physician, specialized medical practitioner, an extended practice nurse, district nurse, and a nurse of a specialized medical practitioner shall conduct scheduled appointments in accordance with paragraph 16 of these Rules.

      36. An extended practice nurse, a specialized nurse and a district nurse within the framework of a health care institution according to segmentation, shall carry out:

      1) organization of the planned appointment of patients participating in the DMP;

      2) calling and notification of the date and time of the scheduled appointment via telephone or SMS message;

      3) preparing the patient for the scheduled appointment in accordance with Appendices 1, 2 and 3 of these Rules;

      4) monitoring the patient’s progress through the prescribed laboratory diagnostic services and uploading their results;

      5) collection of information about the patient’s health state, complaints, life history and disease history;

      6) examination of the patient (measurement of pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, height, weight, waist circumference, examination of the skin and visible mucous membranes, including);

      7) examination of the feet with determination of tactile and pain sensitivity in patients with diabetes;

      8) conducting a 6-minute walk test in patients with chronic heart failure;

      9) establishing a nursing diagnosis in accordance with the classifier of nursing examinations;

      10) implementation of nursing interventions in accordance with the established nursing diagnosis;

      11) motivational counseling;

      12) maintaining feedback with patients;

      13) filling in the results of appointment to the register of healthcare institutions and medical information systems.

      37. A primary health care physician within the framework of DMP, in accordance with segmentation, shall carry out:

      1) examination and interviewing of the patient;

      2) evaluation of the results of diagnostic tests;

      3) teaching self-management to the patient;

      4) formulation, correction and assessment of the implementation of a short individual action plan;

      5) motivational counseling;

      6) conducting an assessment of the effectiveness of activities carried out as part of the MDG.

      38. A specialized medical practitioner shall adjust the individual examination and treatment plan.

      39. Within the framework of the DMP, the social worker shall carry out:

      1) assessment of the patient’s social status, including his/her living conditions, financial situation, access to health services;

      2) supporting patients in accessing social and health services, such as home health care programs, social support;

      3) develop a treatment and rehabilitation plan together with the patient and members of the MDG;

      4) organizing a telephone call with an invitation to an appointment;

      5) supporting patients in self-management of their own health, including working with relatives.

      40. Within the framework of the DMP, the psychologist shall carry out:

      1) assessment of the psychological state of patients;

      2) psychological support and counselling for patients facing difficulties related to their illness or treatment, including to increase patients’ commitment to self-management;

      3) fostering patients’ commitment to participation in the Health school activities;

      4) cooperation with specialists within the framework of the MDG to develop a comprehensive approach to the treatment and rehabilitation of patients.

      41. The patient’s participation in the DMP shall be terminated if complications develop that do not allow the disease to be managed (to achieve target values according to the DMP register) using self-management, motivational counseling, including if the patient refuses.

  Appendix 1
to the Rules for the provision
  of medical care to persons with
  chronic diseases,
periodicity and duration
  of observation,
mandatory minimum and
  frequency of diagnostic tests

List of chronic diseases subject to dynamic monitoring in primary health care organizations

Nosology ICD code

Periodicity of examinations

Minimum laboratory diagnostic tests

Observation periods

examination of CSF (cerebrospinal fluid)

examination by a primary care physician

examination by
specialized medical practitioners

tests

frequency

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Infectious and parasitic diseases

1

Chronic viral hepatitis B (B18, including B18.0, B18.1, B18.2, B18.8), C and D, without liver cirrhosis

Once a year

Once a year

Twice a year gastroenterologist and/or infectious disease specialist

determination of alanine aminotransferase (ALA) in blood serum

Once a year

lifelong for chronic viral hepatitis B, C (fibrosis stage F2) and D; removal from registration after elimination of the virus for chronic viral hepatitis C (fibrosis stage less than F1)

Determination of aspartate aminotransferase (AST) in blood serum

Once a year

determination of total bilirubin by fractions in blood serum

Once a year

determination of creatinine in blood serum

Once a year

determination of AFP in blood serum

Once a year

International Normalized Ratio (INR) in serum

Once a year

For viral hepatitis B: Polymerase chain reaction for viral hepatitis B (HBV-DNA) quantitative

Once a year

quantitative HbsAg ELISA

Once a year

For viral hepatitis B: ELISA for hepatitis D

Once a year

For viral hepatitis D: PCR for hepatitis D is qualitative

Once a year

For viral hepatitis C: PCR for hepatitis C is qualitative

Qualitative PCR: 1) before AVT 2) after AVT; Quantitative PCR: 3) 6 months after AVT (decision on deregistration); If AVT fails, monitoring once every 12 months

For viral hepatitis C, PCR for genotype

Before antiviral therapy

Ultrasound of abdominal organs

Once a year

Indirect elastography (Fibroscan ) of the liver

Once a year

Diseases of the circulatory system

2

Arterial hypertension:
2.1. Essential (primary) hypertension, I10;
2.2. Hypertensive heart disease (hypertension with predominant heart disease), I11;
2.3. Hypertensive disease with predominant kidney damage, I12;
2.4. Hypertensive disease with predominant damage to the heart and kidneys, I13;
2.5. Secondary hypertension, I15

Once every 3 months - for patients with medium and low risk, once a month - for patients with high and very high risk, and for individuals with low adherence to treatment

Once every 6 months - for patients with medium and low risk, once every 3 months - for patients with high and very high risk, and for individuals with low adherence to treatment

Once a year
a cardiologist

Determination of low density lipoproteins in blood serum

Once a year

for life

Determination of creatinine in urine

Once a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine

Once a year

Electrocardiography in 12 leads with decoding

Once a year

hour blood pressure monitoring

Once every 2 years

Echocardiography

Once a year

3

Coronary heart disease:
3.1. Unstable angina, I20.0**;
3.2. Other forms of angina pectoris, I20.8;
3.3. Chronic ischemic heart disease, I25

Twice a year

Twice a year

Once a year
a cardiologist

Determination of low-density lipoproteins in blood serum

Once every 6 months
 

for life

Determination of creatinine in urine

Once a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine

Once a year

Echocardiography

Once a year

Holter ECG monitoring (24 hours)

Once every 2 years

Treadmill test

Once every 2 years

3.4. Heart failure, I 50;

Once every 3 months

Once every 3 months

monthly,
a cardiologist

International Normalized Ratio (INR) in serum

Once a week until the target is reached, then once a month;

for life

determination of creatinine in blood serum

the first 3 months - monthly, then once every 3 months;

Determination of LDL in blood serum

the first 3 months - monthly, then once every 3 months;

Complete blood count 6 parameters with platelet count, bleeding time, blood clotting

Twice a year

Determination of creatinine in urine

Once a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine

Once a year

Echocardiography

the first 3 months - monthly, then once every 6 months;

Electrocardiography in 12 leads with decoding

Twice a year the first year, after that, once a year

Chest X-ray

Once a year in the first year

3.5. Heart failure, I 50 Condition after implantation of a mechanical device, Z 95.8

Once every 3 months

Once every 3 months

monthly,
a cardiologist

International Normalized Ratio (INR) in serum

1 time per week until the target is reached, then 1 time per month;

for life

Blood biochemistry: determination of creatinine in blood serum

the first 3 months - monthly, then once every 3 months;

Determination of LDL in blood serum

the first 3 months - monthly, then once every 3 months;

Complete blood count 6 parameters with platelet count, bleeding time, blood clotting

Twice a year

Echocardiography

the first 3 months - monthly, then once every 6 months;

Electrocardiography in 12 leads with decoding

Twice a year the first year, after that once a year

Chest X-ray

Once in the first year, then by decision of the MDC

Ultrasound Doppler of the brachiocephalic trunk

Z95.8 – once in the first year, then by decision of the MDT

4

Extracranial diseases of the brachiocephalic arteries:
4.1. Cerebrovascular diseases, I65-I69***
4.2. Occlusion and stenosis of precerebral arteries not resulting in cerebral infarction, I65
4.3. Occlusion and stenosis of cerebral arteries not resulting in cerebral infarction, I66
4.4. Other cerebrovascular diseases, I67
4.5. Disorders of cerebral vessels in diseases classified elsewhere, I68
4.6. Consequences of cerebrovascular diseases, I69
4.7. Embolism and thrombosis of the artery of the upper extremities, I74.2
4.8. Aoritis in diseases classified elsewhere, I79.1

-

Twice a year

Once a year,
an angiosurgeon,
a neurologist

ultrasound dopplerography brachiocephalic trunk

Twice a year

for life

4.9 Subarachnoid hemorrhage, I 60 Intracerebral hemorrhage, I 61 Other nontraumatic intracranial hemorrhage, I 62 Ischemic stroke, I 63 Stroke, not specified as hemorrhage or infarction, I 64

-

Twice a year

Once a year
a neurosurgeon,
a neurologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Twice a year

for life

International Normalized Ratio (INR)

Twice a year

Blood biochemistry: determination of low-density lipoproteins in blood serum

Once a year

5

Heart valve lesions:
5.1. Chronic rheumatic heart diseases, I05-I09
Rheumatic diseases of the mitral valve, I05
Rheumatic diseases of the aortic valve, I06
Rheumatic diseases of the tricuspid valve, I07
Multiple valve lesions, I08
Other rheumatic heart diseases, I09
5.2. Non-rheumatic valvular heart disease, I34-I39
Nonrheumatic mitral valve disease, I34
Non-rheumatic lesions of the aortic valve, I35
Nonrheumatic lesions of the tricuspid valve, I36
Pulmonary valve disease, I37
Endocarditis, valve unspecified, I38
Endocarditis and valvular disorders in diseases classified elsewhere, I39

Twice a year

Once a year

Once a year,
a cardiologist

Electrocardiography in 12 leads with decoding

Once a year

for life

6

Arrhythmias I47, Atrial fibrillation and flutter, I48

Twice a year

Twice a year

Once a year,
a cardiologist

Electrocardiography in 12 leads with decoding

Once a year

for life

Ultrasound Doppler of the brachiocephalic trunk

Once a year

Holter ECG monitoring (24 hours)

Once a year

Diseases of the blood and hematopoietic organs

7

Hereditary factor VIII deficiency (D66);
Hereditary factor IX deficiency, (D67)
Von Willebrand disease (D68.0)
Hereditary deficiency of other coagulation factors (D68.2)

Twice a year

Once a year

Once a year,
a hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Once a year

for life

Respiratory diseases

8

Chronic lower respiratory tract diseases:
8.1 Other chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, J44

Once every 6 months (type A, B, mild, moderate), once every 3 months (type C, D, severe and extremely severe)

Once a year (type A, B, mild, moderate); once every 6 months (type C, D, severe and extremely severe)

Pulmonologist once a year (type A, B, mild, moderate); once every 6 months (type C, D, severe and extremely severe)

Spirography

Once a year

for life

Pulse oximetry

At each reception

8.2. Asthma, J45

Once a year (mild), once every 6 months (moderate), once every 3 months (severe)

Once a year (mild), once every 6 months (moderate and severe)

Once a year,
a pulmonologist

Spirography

Twice a year

for life

Diseases of the digestive system

9

Diseases of the upper gastrointestinal tract:






deregistration in the absence of clinical and instrumental signs of the disease for 3 years

9.1. Gastroesophageal reflux with esophagitis, K21.0

4 times a year

Once a year

Once a year, a gastroenterologist

esophagogastroduodenoscopy

Once a year

9.2. Gastric and duodenal ulcer, K25-K27

Once a year

histological examination of 1 block-preparation of surgical biopsy material of the 3rd category of complexity

Once a year

Gastric ulcer, K25

Twice a year

Duodenal ulcer, K26

Twice a year

Peptic ulcer of unspecified site, K27

Once a year

9.3. Chronic atrophic gastritis, K29.4

Once a year

9.4. Polyps ( polyposis ) of the stomach, K31.7


9.5. Other diseases of the esophagus, K22

Once a year

10

Non-infectious enteritis and colitis:
10.1. Crohn's disease (regional enteritis), K50
10.2. Ulcerative colitis, K51
10.3. Other noninfectious gastroenteritis and colitis, K52

Twice a year

Once a year

Once a year
gastroenterologist

esophagogastroduodenoscopy with histological examination of 1 block of surgical biopsy material of 3rd category of complexity

Once a year

for life

colonoscopy with histological examination of 1 block of surgical biopsy material of 3rd category of complexity

Once a year

11

Liver cirrhosis, K70-K76
Toxic liver injury, K71
Liver failure, not elsewhere classified, K72
Chronic hepatitis, not elsewhere classified, K73
Fibrosis and cirrhosis of the liver, K74
Other inflammatory diseases of the liver, K75
Other liver diseases, K76

Once in 3 months

Once a year

Once a year a gastroenterologist or infectious disease specialist

General blood test 34 parameters with platelets

Child-Pugh Class A. Liver cirrhosis – once every 6 months Child-Pugh Class B and C – once every 3 months

for life

determination of alanine aminotransferase (ALA) in blood serum

Determination of aspartate aminotransferase (AST) in blood serum

Determination of bilirubin in blood serum

Determination of creatinine in blood serum

Determination of albumin in blood serum

Determination of sodium in blood serum

Determination of potassium in blood serum

Determination of alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) in blood serum

Once a year

International Normalized Ratio (INR) in serum

Once a year

Blood test for GGT

Once in 6 months for PBC, biliary cirrhosis

Ultrasound of abdominal organs

Once a year

Esophagogastroduodenoscopy (in the absence of contraindications)

Once a year

Indirect pulse elastometry of the liver

Once a year

In case of liver cirrhosis with unspecified formations, dysplastic nodes: Computed tomography of the abdominal cavity with contrast

Once a year

Ultrasound of the liver

Once a year

Diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue


12

Arthropathy , dorsopathies :
12.1 Reactive arthropathies (M02)
12.2. Rheumatoid arthritis, M 05; M 06
12.3. Psoriatic arthropathy , M 07.3
12.4. Ankylosing spondylitis, M45
12.5. Juvenile arthritis, M08

Twice a year

Once a year

Once a year rheumatologist, ophthalmologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

Determination of "C" reactive protein (CRP) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of creatinine in blood serum

Once a year

13

Systemic connective tissue disorders:
13.1. Polyarteritis nodosa , M30
13.2. Other necrotizing vasculopathy , M 31
13.3. Systemic lupus erythematosus, M32-M32.9
13.4. Dermatopolymyositis , M33-M33.9
13.5. Systemic sclerosis (systemic scleroderma), M.34-M34.9
13.6. Other systemic connective tissue disorders. M35

Twice a year

Twice a year

Twice a year rheumatologist

Determination of creatinine in blood serum

Once a year

for life

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Once a year

Determination of "C" reactive protein (CRP) semi-quantitatively / qualitatively in blood serum

Once a year

Diseases of the endocrine system, nutritional disorders and metabolic disorders


14

Diabetes mellitus type 1 in children E 10

Once a year

Once a year

Once a year,
an endocrinologist

Blood biochemistry: determination of glycated hemoglobin in blood serum

Twice a year

for life

determination of blood creatinine with calculation of glomerular filtration rate (GFR) in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of LDL in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of creatinine in urine

Once a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine

Once a year

Ophthalmoscopy

Once a year

Diabetes mellitus type 1 in adults E 10

Once a year

Once a year

Once a year
an
endocrinologist

Blood biochemistry: determination of glycated hemoglobin in blood serum

Twice a year

for life

determination of blood creatinine with calculation of glomerular filtration rate (GFR) in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of LDL in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of creatinine in urine

Once a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine

Once a year

Ophthalmoscopy

Once a year

Diabetes mellitus E11-E11.9

Once a year

Once a year

Once a year
an endocrinologist

Blood biochemistry: determination of glycated hemoglobin in the blood, blood creatinine with calculation of glomerular filtration rate (GFR), LDL in the blood serum

Once a year

for life

Determination of creatinine in urine

Once a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine

Once a year

Ophthalmoscopy

Once a year

15

Thyroid diseases:
15.1. Diffuse toxic goiter.
Thyrotoxicosis,
E05-E05.9
15.2. Hypothyroidism, E02

Twice a year

Once a year

Once a year
an endocrinologist

Determination of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year

for life

Determination of free triiodothyronine (T3) in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year

Determination of free thyroxine (T4) in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year

Diseases of the nervous system


16

Epilepsy, G 40 (except G40.4)


Once a year

Once a year neurologist

Electroencephalography

Once a year

for life

161

Other generalized epilepsies and epileptic syndromes (G40.4)


Once a year

Twice a year neurologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

Electroencephalography

Once a year


17

Cerebral palsy, G 80

4 times a year

Twice a year

Once a year neurologist

GMFCS scale - determination of motor ability in children with cerebral palsy

Twice a year

for life

Barthel Activity of Daily Living Index

Twice a year

Diseases of the genitourinary system

18

Glomerular diseases:
18.1. Chronic nephritic syndrome, N03
18.2. Nephrotic syndrome, N04

Twice a year

Twice a year

Once a year nephrologist

Determination of creatinine with determination of SCF in blood serum

Once a year

for life

determination of creatinine with determination of SCF, total protein in blood serum

Twice a year

determination of total protein in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of creatinine in urine

Twice a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine

Twice a year

Chronic renal failure (N18),
Terminal stage renal disease (N18.0),
Other manifestations of chronic renal failure (N18.8)

Twice a year

Once a year

Twice a year
nephrologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Twice a year

for life

General clinical urine test (GCT)

Twice a year

Blood biochemistry: determination of serum creatinine with determination of SCF

Twice a year

19

Chronic interstitial nephritis, N11

4 times a year

Twice a year

Once a year nephrologist

General clinical urine test (general urine analysis)

Once a year

no recurrence for 3 years

20

Prostatic hyperplasia, N40

Twice a year

Once a year


Determination of total prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood serum by immunochemiluminescence method

Once a year

no recurrence for 3 years

21

Benign mammary dysplasia, N60

Twice a year

Once a year


Mammography (4 images),

Once a year

no recurrence for 3 years

Ultrasound examination of mammary glands

Once a year

22

Non-inflammatory diseases of the female genital organs:
22.1. Endometriosis, N80
22.2. Polyp of female genital organs, N84
22.3. Glandular hyperplasia of the endometrium, N85.0
22.4. Adenomatous hyperplasia of the endometrium, N85.1
22.5. Erosion and ectropion of the cervix, N86
22.6. Leukoplakia of the cervix, N88.0

Twice a year

Once a year

Gynecologist once a year

taking a smear for oncocytology

Once a year

1 year after treatment

Gynecological ultrasound ( transvaginal / transabdominal )

Once a year

Benign ovarian neoplasm, D27

Once every 6 months

Once a year

Gynecologist once a year

ultrasound examination of the pelvis

Once a year

no recurrence for 3 years

Certain conditions arising in the perinatal period

23

Perinatal onset of bronchopulmonary dysplasia, P27.1

Once a month up to 1 year, then once every 6 months

for mild severity, once every 6 months up to 1 year, then as needed; for moderate and severe severity, once every 3 months up to 1 year, then up to 3 years, once every 6 months, then once a year

Once a year, a pediatric pulmonologist

computed tomography of the chest and mediastinum

Once a year for 3 years

3 years, may increase according to indications

echocardiography

Once a year for 3 years

Congenital anomalies (malformations), deformations and chromosomal disorders (children)

24

Congenital heart defects in the postoperative period:
24.1. Congenital anomalies (malformations) of cardiac chambers and connections, Q20
24.2. Congenital anomalies (malformations) of the cardiac septum, Q21
24.3. Congenital anomalies (malformations) of the pulmonary and tricuspid valves, Q22
24.4. Congenital anomalies (malformations) of the aortic and mitral valves, Q23
24.5. Other congenital anomalies (malformations) of the heart, Q24
24.6. Congenital anomalies (malformations) of large arteries, Q25

Once a month

Once every 3 months

Once every 3 months by a pediatric cardiologist during the first year of observation, then as indicated

echocardiography

Once every 3 months in the 1st year of observation then once every 6 months

2 years, but if pulmonary hypertension, residual shunt and valve insufficiency persist - for life

Once every 3 months in the 1st year of observation then once every 6 months

25

Congenital malformations:
25.1. Congenital malformations of the oesophagus, Q39
25.2. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia, Q79
25.3. Anorectal malformations, Q42

During the first 6 months once a month. Then up to a year, once every 3 months From the 2nd year of life, once every 6 months

Once every 3 months during the 1st year of life; then from the 2nd year of life - once every 6 months

Once a year, a pediatric surgeon

electrocardiographic examination (12 leads)

Once a year

observation up to 3 years of life

25.1. esophagogastroduodenoscopy at Q39

Once a year

25.2. chest radiography for Q79

Once a year

25.3. diagnostic calibration bougienage neoanus at Q42 (according to indications)

according to indications


Computed tomography of the pelvic organs with contrast

according to indications


  Appendix 2
to the Rules for the provision
  of medical care
  to persons with chronic diseases,
periodicity and duration
  of observation,
mandatory minimum and
  frequency of diagnostic tests

List of chronic diseases subject to dynamic monitoring at the level of consultative and diagnostic care

Item №

Name of diseases

Periodicity of examinations

Minimum laboratory and diagnostic tests

Observation periods

examination of CSF (cerebrospinal fluid)

examination by a primary care physician

examination by specialized specialists

tests

frequency

1

Tuberculosis (A15 - A19)

Once a year

Once a year

examination by a phthisiatrician once every 6 months

Chest X-ray (1 projection)

Once in 6 months

2 years

2

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease (B20-B24)

Once a year

Once a year

examination by an infectious disease specialist once every 6 months

Ultrasound of the hepatobiliopancreatic region, chest X-ray

Once a year

for life

3

Malignant and benign neoplasms (C00-97; D00-09; D37-48, except C81-96)

Once a year

Once a year

1-2 years - once every 3 months, 3-5 years - once every 6 months, then once a year by an oncologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Once a year

for life

General clinical urine test (GCT)

Once a year

Determination of glucose in blood serum

Once a year

determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year

determination of total bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year

determination of alanine aminotransferase in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of aspartate aminotransferase in blood serum

Once a year

Ultrasound of abdominal organs

Once a year

Chest X-ray

Once a year

4

Malignant neoplasms of lymphoid, hematopoietic and related tissues (C81-96)

Once a year

Once a year

1-2 years - once every 3 months, 3-5 years - once every 6 months, then once a year by an oncologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

5

Myelodysplastic syndromes (D46)

Once a year

Once a year

1-2 years - once every 3 months, 3-5 years - once every 6 months, then once a year by an oncologist, hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

Chronic myeloproliferative disease (D47.1)

6

Hemolytic anemia (D 56; D 56.0-D 56.2; D 56.4; D 57; D 57.0-D 57.2)


Once a year

Once a year hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Twice a year

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year

Once a year an oncologist

Determination of alanine aminotransferase (ALA) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of aspartate aminotransferase (AST) in blood serum

Once a year

7

Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (Marchiafava-Micheli) (D 59.5)


Once a year

Twice a year hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

Once a year an oncologist

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of osmotic resistance of red blood cells

Once every 2 years

Electrophoresis of protein fractions in blood serum and other biological fluids on the analyzer

Once every 2 years

Determination of the level of enzymes glucose-6 phosphate dehydrogenase, pyruvate kinase

Once every 2 years

Coombs test

Once every 2 years

Ultrasound of the hepatobiliopancreatic region (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen)

Once every 2 years

8

Aplastic anemia, unspecified (D 61.9)


Twice a year

Twice a year hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

9

Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (D 69.3)


Once a year

Twice a year hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

Determination of bleeding time

Twice a year

Determination of blood clotting time

Twice a year

10

Langerhans cell histiocytosis, not elsewhere classified (D 76.0)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

Complete blood count; Blood biochemistry;

Every 3-6 months

for life

X-ray examination of lesions in bones

Every 3 months

Computed tomography of the lungs

Every 6 months

Ultrasound of the abdominal cavity

Every 6 months

11

Immunodeficiencies (D80-D84)


Once a year

Twice a year hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

12

Diabetes mellitus (E10-E14)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

Blood biochemistry: determination of glycated hemoglobin in blood serum

Twice a year

for life

determination of blood creatinine with calculation of glomerular filtration rate (GFR) in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of LDL in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of creatinine in urine

Once a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine

Once a year

Ophthalmoscopy

Once a year

13

Other conditions of pituitary hyperfunction (E22.8)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

Determination of prolactin

Once a year

observation for 2 years with stabilization of clinical indicators

Gynecologist once a year

Ultrasound of the pelvic organs

Once a year

14

Hypopituitarism (E23.0)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

Determination of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year

for life

15

Deficiency of other B vitamins (E 53.1)


Once a year


Complete blood count, complete urine analysis

Twice a year


16

Classical phenylketonuria (E 70.0)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Twice a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General clinical urine test (General urine analysis))

Once a year

Determination of sodium (Na) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of potassium (K) in blood serum

Once a year

17

Glycogen storage diseases (E 74.0)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

Determination of glucose in blood serum

Once a year

18

Other sphingolipidoses (E 75.2)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Once a year

Determination of total cholesterol in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of alanine aminotransferase ( ALA ) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of aspartate aminotransferase ( AST ) in blood serum

Once a year

19

Mucopolysaccharidosis (E 76.0-E 76.2)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

Determination of creatinine in blood serum

Once a year

for life

Determination of total protein in blood serum

Once a year

20

Porphyria (E 80.2)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

Determination of glucose in blood serum

Once a year

21

Disorders of copper metabolism (E 83.0)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

Blood biochemistry: determination of potassium in blood serum

Once a year

for life

Determination of sodium in blood serum

Determination of chlorides in blood serum

Determination of creatinine in blood serum

Determination of total protein in blood serum

Determination of urea in blood serum

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Twice a year

22

Cystic fibrosis with other manifestations (E 84.8)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

Blood biochemistry: determination of total protein in blood serum

Once a year

for life

Determination of total bilirubin in blood serum

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Determination of ALT in blood serum

Determination of AST in blood serum

Determination of glucose in blood serum

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

23

Hereditary familial amyloidosis without neuropathy (E 85.0)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

Determination of total protein in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of creatinine in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of urea in blood serum

Once a year

Ultrasound of the kidneys

Once a year

24

Disorders of plasma protein metabolism (E 88.0)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of alanine aminotransferase ( ALA ) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of aspartate aminotransferase ( AST ) in blood serum

Once a year

25

Mental and behavioral disorders (F00-F99)


Once a year

examination by a psychiatrist in accordance with the Standard for the provision of medical and social care in the field of mental health

examination by a psychiatrist in accordance with the Standard for the provision of medical and social care in the field of mental health

examination by a psychiatrist in accordance with the Standard for the provision of medical and social care in the field of mental health

2 years after stable compensation

26

Motor neuron disease (G 12.2)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Once a year

Electroneuromyography

Once a year

27

Degenerative diseases of the nervous system (G30-G32)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

28

Demyelinating diseases of the central nervous system (G35-G37)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist

MRI of the brain

as indicated (once every 2 years)

for life

29

Other generalized epilepsies and epileptic syndromes (G 40.4)


Once a month

Once a year,
a neurologist;

Electroencephalography

Once a year

clinical and neurophysiological remission for 5 years.

Social adaptation

30

Encephalopathy, unspecified (G 93.4)


Once a month

Once a year,
a neurologist;

Electrocardiographic examination (12 leads)

as indicated (once every 2 years)

clinical and neurophysiological remission for 5 years.

Ultrasound of the kidneys

social adaptation

31

Acute rheumatic fever (I00-I02)


Twice a year

Once a year pediatrician,
once a year cardiologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Once a year

Antistreptolysin "O"

Twice a year

Electrocardiographic examination (12 leads)

Twice a year

32

Primary pulmonary hypertension (I 27.0)


Twice a year

Once a year cardiologist, pulmonologist

Electrocardiographic examination (12 leads)

Once a year

for life

Echocardiography

Once a year

Determination of creatinine in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of urea in blood serum

Once a year

biochemistry : definition ALT in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of AST in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of total bilirubin in blood serum

Twice a year

Coagulogram: determination of prothrombin time (PT) with subsequent calculation of prothrombin index (PTI) and international normalized ratio (INR) in blood plasma (PT-PTI-INR)

Once a year

33

Other interstitial lung diseases (J 84; J 84.0; J 84.1; J 84.8; J 84.9)


Twice a year

Once a year pulmonologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Once a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Spirometry

Chest X-ray

34

Bullous disorders (L 10; L 13.0)


Once a year

Dermatologist once a year

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

35

Osteogenesis imperfecta (Q 78.0)


4 times a year

4 times a year by a pediatric traumatologist in the first year of observation, then as indicated

Determination of calcium (Ca) in blood serum

Once a year

restoration of functional range of motion in the joint

Determination of phosphorus (P) in blood serum

Once a year

Radiography of the affected segment

Once a year

36

Congenital ichthyosis (Q 80)


4 times a year

4 times a year by a pediatric dermatologist in the first year of observation, then as indicated

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Once a year

37

Epidermolysis bullosa (Q 81)


Once a year

Dermatologist once a year

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

  Appendix 3
to the Rules for
  provision of
medical care to persons
with chronic diseases,
periodicity and duration
  of observation,
mandatory minimum and
  frequency of diagnostic tests

List of chronic diseases subject to monitoring by specialized medical practitioners within the framework of the guaranteed volume of medical care and (or) in the compulsory health insurance system

Item №

Name of the group of diseases

Periodicity of examinations

Minimum laboratory and diagnostic tests

Observation periods

examination of CSF (cerebrospinal fluid)

examination by a primary care physician

examination by specialized medical practitioners

tests

frequency

Consequences of previous infectious and parasitic diseases

1

Consequences of previous poliomyelitis (B91)


Once a year


Electroneuromyography

Once a year

for life

2

Condition after surgery for echinococcosis (B67)


Twice a year

Once a year surgeon

Ultrasound of abdominal organs

Once a year

for life

Ultrasound of the pleura and pleural cavity

Chest X-ray (2 projections)

3

Consequences of previous tuberculosis (B90)


Once a year


Chest X-ray (2 projections)

Twice a year

for life

Diseases of the blood and hematopoietic organs

4

Iron deficiency anemia (D50)


Once in 6 months

Once a year hematologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

until the indicators are normalized

5

Other hereditary hemolytic anemias (D58)


Once in 6 months

Once a year hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Once a year

for life

Once a year - oncologist

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of alanine aminotransferase (ALA) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of aspartate aminotransferase (AST) in blood serum

Once a year

6

Acquired hemolytic anemia (D59, except D59.5)


Once in 6 months

Twice a year hematologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

Once a year - oncologist

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Twice a year

Determination of osmotic resistance of red blood cells

Once every 2 years

Electrophoresis of protein fractions in blood serum and other biological fluids on the analyzer

Once every 2 years

Determination of the level of enzymes glucose-6 phosphate dehydrogenase , pyruvate kinase

Once every 2 years

Coombs test

Once every 2 years

Ultrasound of the hepatobiliopancreatic region (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen)

Once every 2 years

7

Acquired pure red cell aplasia ( erythroblastopenia ) (D60), other aplastic anemias (D61, except D 61.9 ), Acute posthemorrhagic anemia (D62), Anemia in neoplasms (D63)


Once in 6 months

Twice a year hematologist,
once a year oncologist

General blood test 34 parameters

Twice a year

for life

Diseases of the endocrine system, nutritional disorders and metabolic disorders

8

Other forms of hypothyroidism (E03), Other forms of nontoxic goiter (Nodular and mixed euthyroid goiter after surgery) (E04)


Once a year

Once a year
endocrinologist

Determination of free triiodothyronine (T3) in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year

for life

Determination of free thyroxine (T4) in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year


Determination of antibodies to thyroid peroxidase (a-TPO) in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year

Thyroid ultrasound

Once a year

Electrocardiographic examination (12 leads) with decoding

Once a year

9

Hypoparathyroidism (E20)


Once a year

Once a year
endocrinologist

Determination of parathyroid hormone in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year

for life

Determination of calcium ( Ca ) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of phosphorus (P) in blood serum

Once a year

10

Hyperfunction of the pituitary gland (E22, except E 22.8)


Once a year

Once a year
endocrinologist

Determination of prolactin

Once a year

observation for 2 years with stabilization of clinical indicators

Gynecologist once a year

Ultrasound of the pelvic organs

Once a year

11

Hypofunction and other disorders of the pituitary gland (E 23, except E 23.0) Diabetes insipidus (E23.2)


Once a year

Once a year
endocrinologist

Determination of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) in blood serum by ELISA method

Once a year

for life

12

Cushing syndrome (E24)


Once a year

Once a year
endocrinologist

Determination of cortisol in blood serum by immunochemiluminescence method

Once a year

for life

Determination of glucose in blood serum

Once a year

X-ray of the thoracic spine

Once a year

X-ray of the lumbosacral spine

Once a year

Ultrasound of the adrenal glands

Once a year

13

Adrenogenital disorders (E25)


Once a year

Once a year endocrinologist, urologist



observation for 5 years with stable remission

14

Ovarian dysfunction (E28)


Once a year


Determination of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) in blood serum

Once a year

observation for 3 years with stable remission, improvement of clinical indicators

Determination of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of luteinizing hormone (LH) in blood serum

Once a year

15

Disorders of puberty, not elsewhere classified (E30)


Once a year

Once a year gynecologist, endocrinologist

Determination of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) in blood serum

Once a year

observation for 3 years with stable remission, improvement of clinical indicators

Determination of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of luteinizing hormone (LH) in blood serum

Once a year

16

Other endocrine disorders (E34)


Once a year

Once a year
endocrinologist

Determination of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) in blood serum

Once a year

observation for 3 years, removal in case of stable remission, improvement of clinical indicators

Determination of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in blood serum

Once a year


Determination of luteinizing hormone (LH) in blood serum

Once a year

17

Vitamin D deficiency (E55)


Once a year

1x per year orthopedic surgeon

Biochemical blood test for calcium and phosphorus

Twice a year

within three years

Diseases of the genitourinary system

18

Prolapse of female genital organs (N81)


Once a year


Smear for oncocytology

Once every 2 years

until complete recovery

Ultrasound of the pelvic organs

Once a year

19

Absence of menstruation, scanty and rare menstruation (N91)


Once a year

Once a year obstetrician-gynecologist

Determination of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) in blood serum

Once a year

restoration of menstrual function

Determination of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of luteinizing hormone (LH) in blood serum

Once a year

20

Other abnormal bleeding from the uterus and vagina (N93)


Once a year

Once a year obstetrician-gynecologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

restoration of menstrual function

Determination of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of luteinizing hormone (LH) in blood serum

Once a year

21

Female infertility (N97)


Once a year

Once a year obstetrician-gynecologist

Smear for oncocytology

Once a year

restoration of fertility

Ultrasound of the pelvic organs

Once a year

Diseases of the nervous system

22

Sequelae of inflammatory diseases of the central nervous system (G09)


Once in 6 months


ophthalmoscopy

Once a year

observation until full or partial restoration of functions is achieved

23

Parkinson's disease (G20)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist



for life

24

Other degenerative diseases of the basal ganglia (G23)


Once a year




for life

25

Migraine (G43)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist



observation until complete or partial restoration of functions: improvement of quality of life

26

Trigeminal nerve disorders (G50)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist



observation for 1 year subject to regression and/or stabilization of neurological symptoms

27

Facial nerve lesion (G51)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist



observation for 1 year subject to regression and/or stabilization of neurological symptoms

28

Disorders of other cranial nerves (G52)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist



observation for 1 year subject to regression and/or stabilization of neurological symptoms

29

Disorders of nerve roots and plexuses (G54)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist



observation for 1 year subject to regression and/or stabilization of neurological symptoms

30

Myasthenia gravis and other disorders of the neuromuscular junction (G70.0-G70.9)


Twice a year

Once a year a neurologist

Electroneuromyography

Once a year

for life

31

Other diseases of spinal cord (G95)


Once a year

Once a year a neurologist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

Eye diseases

32

Iridocyclitis (H20)


Once a year

Once a year ophthalmologist

Tonometry

Once a year

relief of the inflammatory process

Biomicroscopy

Once a year

33

Chorioretinal dystrophies (after laser surgery) (H32)


Once a year

Once a year ophthalmologist

Visometry

Once a year

for life

34

Retinal detachment and retinal tears (H33)


Once a year

Once a year ophthalmologist

Perimetry

Once a year

for life

Once a year a neurologist

Ophthalmoscopy

Once a year

Biomicroscopy of the eye

Once a year

Optical coherence tomography

Once a year

Cycloscopy

Once a year

Ultrasound of the eyeball

Once a year

35

Retinal vascular occlusions (H34)


Once a year




for life

36

Other diseases of retina (H35)


Once a year




for life

37

Diseases of the eyeball (H44)


Once a year

Once a year ophthalmologist

Visometry

Once a year

for life

Perimetry

Once a year

38

Glaucoma (H40)


Once a year

Once a year ophthalmologist

Daily tonometry (non-contact) (1 eye)

Once a year

for life

Unloading and loading tests for glaucoma (1 eye)

Once a year

Perimetry

Once a year

Keratometry

Once a year

Gonioscopy

Once a year

39

Refractive errors and accommodation (H52)


Once a year




improving visual acuity

40

Visual disturbance (H53)


Once a year




improving visual acuity

Diseases of the hearing organs

41

Conductive and sensorineural hearing loss (H90)


Once a year

Once a year
otolaryngologist

Pure Tone Threshold Audiometry

Once a year

for life

Diseases of the circulatory system

42

Cardiomyopathy (I42)


Once in 6 months

Once a year a cardiologist

General clinical urine test (GCT)

Once a year

for life

Electrocardiographic examination (12 leads)

Twice a year

Echocardiography

Once a year

43

Atrioventricular block and left bundle branch block ( I44)


Once in 6 months

Once a year a cardiologist

Electrocardiographic examination (12 leads) with decoding

Once a year

until complete recovery and no recurrence for 5 years

44

Atrioventricular block and right bundle branch block (I45)


Once in 6 months

Once a year a cardiologist

Electrocardiographic examination (12 leads) with decoding

Once a year

until complete recovery and no recurrence for 5 years

45

Hereditary and idiopathic neuropathy (G60)


Once a year


General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

46

Diseases of capillaries (I78)


Once a year

Once a year hematologist, rheumatologist, vascular surgeon (as indicated)

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

until complete recovery and no recurrence for 5 years

General clinical urine test (general urine analysis)

Once a year

47

Atherosclerosis (I70)


Once a year

Once a year surgeon

Determination of low-density lipoproteins in blood serum

Once a year

for life

48

Aneurysm and dissection of the aorta (I71)


Twice a year

Once a year, an angiosurgeon

Ultrasound Doppler of the abdominal aorta and its branches

Once a year

for life

49

Other peripheral vascular diseases (I73)


Once a year

Once a year a surgeon or vascular surgeon



observation for 3 years in the absence of signs of disease progression

50

Other disorders of arteries and arterioles (I77)


Once a year

Once a year a surgeon or vascular surgeon



observation for 1 year in the absence of signs of disease progression

51

Phlebitis and thrombophlebitis (I80) Postphlebitic syndrome (I87) Varicose veins of the lower extremities (I83)


Once a year

Once a year surgeon, vascular surgeon

Ultrasound Doppler of the veins of the lower extremities

Once a year

observation for 2 years in the absence of signs of disease progression

Respiratory diseases

52

Emphysema of the lung (J43.9)


Once a year

Once a year surgeon, pulmonologist

Spirometry

1 time per year

for life

Diseases of the digestive system

53

Other diseases of the esophagus (K22)

4 times a year

Once a year

Once a year gastroenterologist



observation until stable remission is achieved

54

Hernias of the anterior abdominal wall (K40-43.9):


Once a year




observation until the hernia is eliminated

55

Gallstone disease (K80) Chronic cholecystitis (K81)


Once a year




observations until gallbladder removal , achieving stable remission

Diseases of the skin, subcutaneous tissue

56

Atopic dermatitis (L20)


Once a year

Dermatologist once a year

General urine analysis

Once a year

observation for 5 years with complete recovery and no recurrence

57

Psoriasis (L40)


Once a year

Dermatologist once a year

General blood test 6 parameters

Twice a year

observation for 5 years with complete recovery and no recurrence

General clinical urine test (General urine analysis)

Twice a year

Blood biochemistry: determination of alanine aminotransferase ( ALA ),

Once a year

Determination of aspartate aminotransferase ( AST ) in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of total bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year

Determination of glucose in blood serum

Once a year

58

Erythema multiforme (L51)


Once a year


General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

observation for 5 years with complete recovery and no recurrence

General urine analysis

Once a year

Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year

59

Granulomatous changes of the skin and subcutaneous tissue (L92)


Once a year

Dermatologist once a year

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

observation for 5 years with complete recovery and no recurrence

60

Lupus erythematosus (L93)


Once a year


General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

for life

61

Other diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, not elsewhere classified (L98)


Once a year

Dermatologist once a year



for life

62

Facultative and obligate precancers of the skin; cutaneous horn, cysts, radiation dermatitis, xeroderma pigmentosum, Paget's disease , Bowen's disease , (L85.8, L72.9, L58, Q82.1, M88, L90, L91)


Once a year

Dermatologist once a year

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

observation for 5 years with complete recovery and no recurrence

Diseases of the musculoskeletal system

63

Arthrosis (M15-M19)


Once a year

Twice a year traumatologist-orthopedist

X-ray of the affected joints

Once a year

reduction of pain syndrome, signs of inflammation

64

Consequences of trauma - contractures, ankylosis in a vicious position, osteomyelitis in adults (M21)


Once a year

Once a year, traumatologist-orthopedist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

improving the functional range of motion in joints

Radiography of the affected segment

Once a year

65

Osteopathy and chondropathy (M80-M94)


Once a year

Twice a year traumatologist-orthopedist

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

observation for 3 years in the absence of exacerbation


Radiography of the affected segment

Once a year

Lesions in the perinatal period

66

Subdural hemorrhage due to birth injury (P10.0)


Twice a year

Twice a year neurologist



observation until full or partial restoration of functions is achieved

67

Birth injury of the peripheral nervous system (P14)


Twice a year

Twice a year neurologist



observation until full or partial restoration of functions is achieved

Congenital anomalies (malformations) of the eye, ear, face and neck

68

Microcephaly (Q2)


Once a year

Twice a year neurologist



observation until full or partial restoration of functions is achieved

69

Anophthalmos, microphthalmos and congenital macrophthalmos , after removal of eyes due to other ophthalmopathology, (Q11)


Once a year

Once a year ophthalmologist

Ophthalmoscopy

Once a year

for life

Perimetry

Twice a year

70

Congenital malformations of the ear causing hearing impairment (Q16)


Once a year

Once a year
otolaryngologist

Pure Tone Threshold Audiometry

Once a year

for life

71

Congenital clefts of palate and lip (Q35-Q37)


from birth to 6 months monthly, from 6 months to 6 years once every two months and according to indications

Once a year
surgeon (maxillofacial surgeon)

General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

deregistration after restoration of anatomical integrity of tissues

Determination of total protein in blood serum

Twice a year

72

Congenital malformations and deformities of the musculoskeletal system (Q65-Q79)


Once a year

Once a year, traumatologist-orthopedist

Radiography of one segment

Once a year

restoration of functional range of motion in the joint

Injuries

73

Head injuries (S06)


Twice a year




observation until full or partial restoration of functions is achieved

74

Trauma of abdomen, lower back, lumbar spine and pelvis (S30-S39)


Once a year

Once a year, traumatologist-orthopedist

Control radiographs of the affected segment

at 6, 12 and 36 weeks after surgery

observation until full or partial restoration of functions is achieved

CT scan of the spine

as indicated (once every 3 years)

Condition after organ and tissue transplantation

75

Presence of transplanted organs and tissues (Z94)


Once per month

Specialist according to indications

General blood test 34 parameters

1 time per month

for life

General clinical urine test (GCT)

1 time per month

Serum tacrolimus/CsA level

1 time per month (up to 12 months)

Pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period


76

Pregnancy-induced hypertension without significant proteinuria, O13

Once per month

Once per month


General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

during pregnancy

General clinical urine test (GCT)

Once a year


Determination of daily proteinuria in urine

Once a year


determination of creatinine in blood serum

Once a year


determination of urea in blood serum

Once a year


determination of alanine aminotransferase ( ALA ) in blood serum

Once a year


Determination of aspartate aminotransferase ( AST ) in blood serum

Once a year


Determination of direct bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year



Determination of indirect bilirubin in blood serum

Once a year


77

Diabetes mellitus originating during pregnancy O24.4, Diabetes mellitus in pregnancy, unspecified O24.9

Once a month

Once a month


General blood test 6 parameters

Once a year

during pregnancy

General clinical urine test (GCT)

Once a year


Determination of glycated hemoglobin in blood serum

Once a year


78

Rhesus immunization requiring medical care for the mother O36.0

Once a month

Once a month


Examination of the Rh factor of the fetus in Rh-negative women from 9 weeks to 13 weeks using the molecular genetic method of examining venous blood.

Once during pregnancy

during pregnancy

If the fetus is Rh-positive, determine the titer of anti-erythrocyte antibodies using the indirect Coombs test.

Once a month


  Appendix 4
to the Rules for the provision
  of medical care to persons
  with chronic diseases,
periodicity and duration
  of observation, mandatory minimum
  and frequency of diagnostic studies

Table 1. Classification of nursing diagnoses

A.

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY COMPONENT

A01.2

Risk of inability to perform daily activities - A01.2

A02.0

Changes in the musculoskeletal system -

B.

COMPONENT GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT

B03.0

Changes in bowel movements

B03.1

Fecal incontinence

B03.4

Intestinal obstruction

B03.5

Decreased frequency of bowel movements

C.

COMPONENT CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

C05.0

Change in cardiac output

C06.0

Cardiovascular changes

C06.2

Risk of bleeding

D.

COGNITIVE / NEUROLOGICAL COMPONENT

D07.0

Cerebral changes

D07.1

Confusion

D08.0

Lack of knowledge

D08.1

Lack of knowledge about diagnostic tests

D08.2

Lack of knowledge about diet

D08.3

Lack of knowledge about the disease

D08.4

Lack of knowledge about the amount of liquid

D08.5

Lack of knowledge about taking medications

D08.7

Lack of knowledge about treatment

D09.0

Changes in the thinking process

D09.1

Memory impairment

E.

COMPONENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION

E11.0

Decreased ability to cope with family difficulties

E11.2

Inability to overcome family difficulties

E12.0

Individual problems with overcoming difficulties

E12.1

Adaptation disorder

E12.2

Problems with decision making

E12.3

Protective adaptation

E12.4

Trying to reduce anxiety/worry

E13.0

Post-traumatic reaction

E13.1

Traumatic syndrome associated with violence

E14.0

Change of spiritual state

E14.1

Mental fatigue

E52.0

Violation of social adaptation

E53.0

Sorrow

E53.1

Premonition of grief

E53.2

Dysfunctional Grief

F.

COMPONENT VOLUME OF LIQUID

F15.0

Change in liquid volume

F15.1

Fluid volume deficit

F15.2

Risk of fluid volume deficit

F15.3

Excess fluid volume

F15.4

Risk of excess fluid volume

F62.0

Electrolyte imbalance

H.

MEDICINAL COMPONENT

H21.0

Risk of side effects from taking a drug

H21.1

Polypharmacy

I.

METABOLISM COMPONENT

I22.0

Endocrine changes

I23.0

Diseases of the immune system

J.

POWER COMPONENT

J24.0

Change in diet

J24.1

Malnutrition

J24.2

Risk of malnutrition

J24.3

Overnutrition

J24.4

Risk of overnutrition

J24.5

Swallowing disorder

K.

COMPONENT OF REGULATION OF PHYSICAL PROCESSES

K25.0

Somatic condition of the patient

K25.1

Spinal cord injury

K25.2

Hyperthermia

K25.3

Hypothermia

K25.4

Violation of thermoregulation

K25.5

Risk of infection

K25.6

Infection

K25.7

Changes in the patient's condition with intracranial pressure

L.

COMPONENT OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

L26.0

Change in breathing

L26.1

Airway obstruction

L26.2

Respiratory failure

L26.3

Violation of gas exchange

L56.0

Violation of pulmonary ventilation

M.

RELATIONSHIP COMPONENT

M27.3

Sexual dysfunction

M27.4

Obsessive concern for another person

M28.0

Difficulties in communication

M28.1

Inability to express one's thoughts when speaking

M29.0

Stable marriage or loneliness

M31.0

Changes in sexual life

M32.0

Disorders of personality development

M32.1

Violation of the interrelationship of personal relationships

M32.2

Isolation from society

M32.3

Difficulty in parting with the past (housing, household items)

N.

SECURITY COMPONENT

N33.0

Risk of injury

N33.1

Risk of aspiration

N33.2

Immobilization syndrome

N33.3

Risk of poisoning

N33.4

Risk of suffocation

N33.5

Risk of injury

N33.6

Risk of falling

N34.0

Risk of violence

N34.1

Suicidal risk

N34.2

Risk of self-harm

N57.0

Risk of postoperative complications

N57.1

Postoperative complications

N57.2

Disruption of the body's condition with delayed recovery after surgery

N58.0

Drug Abuse/Substance Abuse

N58.1

Tobacco use

N58.2

Alcohol use/Alcoholism

N58.3

Drug Use/Drug Addiction

O.

SELF-CARE COMPONENT

O38.1

Changes in life processes

P.

SELF-ASSESSMENT COMPONENT

P40.0

State of worry and anxiety

P41.0

State of feeling fear

P42.0

Inability to assess a situation or problem

P42.1

Hopelessness/Despair

P42.2

Powerlessness/Helplessness

P43.0

Inability to personally evaluate oneself

P43.1

Disturbance of body perception-

P43.2

Mental personality disorder

P43.3

Conscious or subconscious belittling of one's capabilities, merits and talents

P43.4

Negative self-esteem towards oneself and one's abilities

Q.

SENSOR COMPONENT

Q44.0

Sensory perception disorder

Q44.1

Hearing impairment

Q44.2

Taste disturbance

Q 44.3

Disturbances in the state of the body during kinesthetic perception

Q44.4

Disturbance of the body's condition with changes in the sense of smell

Q44.5

Disturbances in the state of the body with impaired tactile sensations

Q44.6

Disorders of the body's condition in motor and sensory functions

Q44.7

Disturbances in the body's condition with changes in vision

Q45.0

Disturbance of the body's condition with a change in the feeling of comfort

Q63.0

Pain

Q63.1

Acute pain

Q63.2

Chronic pain

R.

SKIN INTEGRITY COMPONENT

R46.0

Changes in the integrity of the skin

R46.1

Disorder of the oral mucosa

R46.2

Violation of the integrity of the skin

R46.3

Risk of damage to the integrity of the skin

R46.4

Violation of the integrity of the skin during surgical intervention

R46.5

Disruption of the body's condition in case of allergy to latex

R47.0

Peripheral changes

S.

TISSUE PERFUSION COMPONENT

S48.0

Disruption of the body's condition due to problems with tissue oxygenation , including the circulatory and vascular systems

T.

COMPONENT OF THE UROGENITAL SYSTEM

T49.0

Disruption of the body's condition due to changes in the genitourinary system

T49.1

Disturbance of the body's condition in functional incontinence

T49.2

Disturbance of the body's condition with reflex urinary incontinence

T49.3

Disturbance of the body's condition with urinary incontinence under stress or tension

T49.5

Disturbance of the body's condition in imperative urinary incontinence

T49.6

Disturbance of the body's condition due to urinary retention

T50.0

Disruption of the body's condition due to impaired renal function

U.

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH COMPONENT

U59.0

Reproductive health risk

U59.1

Risk of childbearing age

U59.2

Risk of infertility

U59.3

Risks associated with contraception

U60.0

Perinatal risk

U60.1

Threat of pregnancy

U60.2

Threat in childbirth

U60.3

Threat at birth


Table 2. Classification of nursing interventions

B.

COMPONENT GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT

B06.0

Bowel care

B06.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to control and restore bowel function

B06.0.2

Implementation of measures to control and restore bowel function

B06.0.3

Training in measures to control and restore bowel function

B06.0.4

Coordination of activities to monitor and restore bowel function or adjust nursing interventions

B06.1

Preparing the intestines for removal

B06.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to prepare the intestines for removal

B06.1.2

Carrying out measures to prepare the intestines for removal

B06.1.3

Teach the procedures for performing bowel preparation for removal

B06.1.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of bowel preparation for removal or correction of nursing interventions

B06.3.0

Enema

B06.3.1

Assessment of the volume of activities/actions for performing rectal administration of liquid

B06.3.2

Carrying out activities for the implementation of rectal administration of liquid

B06.3.3

Teach procedures for administering rectal fluids

B06.3.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of rectal fluid administration or correction of nursing interventions

B07.0

Caring for a bowel stoma

B07.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for performing intestinal stoma care

B07.0.2

Carrying out measures for the care of the intestinal stoma

B07.0.3

intestinal stoma care procedures

B07.0.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of intestinal stoma care or adjustment of nursing interventions

B07.1

Flushing of the intestinal stoma

B07.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to perform intestinal stoma cleansing

B07.1.2

Carrying out measures to cleanse the intestinal stoma

B07.1.3

bowel stoma cleansing procedures

B07.1.4

Coordination of activities to carry out bowel stoma cleansing or correction of nursing interventions

B62.0

Stomach care

B62.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of gastric care

B62.0.2

Carrying out activities to care for the stomach

B62.0.3

Teach activities to carry out gastric care

B62.0.4

Coordination of gastric care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

C.

COMPONENT CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

C08.1

Cardiological rehabilitation

C08.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to restore heart rhythm

C08.1.2

Carrying out measures to restore heart rhythm

C08.1.3

Teach heart rhythm restoration activities

C08.1.4

Coordination of cardiac rhythm restoration activities or correction of nursing interventions

C09.0

Caring for a pacemaker

C09.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for pacemaker care

C09.0.2

Carrying out measures for the care of a pacemaker

C09.0.3

Teach pacemaker care procedures

C09.0.4

Coordination of pacemaker care or adjustment of nursing interventions

D.

COGNITIVE / NEUROLOGICAL COMPONENT

D10.0

Behavior Care

D10.0.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions to monitor the patient's reactions to stimuli

D10.0.2

Carrying out activities to monitor the patient's reactions to stimuli

D10.0.3

Teach activities to monitor patient reactions to stimuli

D10.0.4

Coordination of activities to monitor patient responses to stimuli or adjustment of nursing interventions

D11.0

Orientation to reality

D11.0.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions to develop the ability to find oneself in the environment

D11.0.2

Carrying out activities to develop the ability to find oneself in the environment

D11.0.3

Teach activities to develop the ability to find oneself in the environment

D11.0.4

Coordination of activities to develop the ability to find oneself in the environment or correction of nursing interventions

D63.0

Movement control

D63.0.1

Evaluation of the scope of measures/actions to control abnormal patient mobility

D63.0.2

Implementation of measures to control abnormal patient mobility

D63.0.3

Teach measures to control abnormal patient mobility

D63.0.4

Coordination of measures to control abnormal patient mobility or correction of nursing interventions

D64.0

Providing assistance to a patient with memory loss

D64.0.1

Assessment of the scope of events/actions to restore memory

D64.0.2

Carrying out memory restoration activities

D64.0.3

Teach memory restoration activities

D64.0.4

Coordination of memory restoration activities or correction of nursing interventions

D78.0

Providing assistance to a patient with neurological diseases

D78.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to provide assistance to a patient with neurological problems

D78.0.2

Carrying out activities to provide assistance to a patient with problems of the neurological system

D78.0.3

To teach measures to provide assistance to a patient with problems of the neurological system

D78.0.4

Coordination of activities to provide care to a patient with neurological problems or correction of nursing interventions

E.

COMPONENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION

E12.2

Stress management

E12.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to monitor the patient's physiological responses to stimuli

E12.2.2

Carrying out activities to monitor the patient's physiological reactions to stimuli

E12.2.3

Teach measures to control physiological reactions to stimuli

E12.2.4

Coordination of activities to monitor the patient's physiological reactions to stimuli or correction of nursing interventions

E12.3

Crisis psychotherapy/Therapy

E12.3.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of crisis therapy

E12.3.2

Implementation of crisis therapy activities

E12.3.3

Train in the activities provided for crisis therapy

E12.3.4

Coordination of crisis intervention activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

E14.0

Providing assistance to a patient in the terminal stage

E14.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for patient care during the dying period

E14.0.2

Carrying out activities to care for a patient during the dying period

E14.0.3

Teach measures for caring for a patient during the period of dying

E14.0.4

Coordination of patient care activities during the dying period or adjustment of nursing interventions

F.

COMPONENT VOLUME OF LIQUID

F15.0

Infusion therapy

F15.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to ensure sufficient fluid intake

F15.0.2

Taking steps to consume sufficient amounts of liquid

F15.0.3

Teach measures for drinking sufficient amounts of fluids

F15.0.4

Coordination of measures to ensure adequate fluid intake or adjustment of nursing interventions

F15.1

Hydration Monitoring/Fluid Monitoring –

F15.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to implement fluid balance control

F15.1.2

Carrying out measures to control fluid balance

F15.1.3

Teach fluid balance management measures

F15.1.4

Coordination of fluid balance management or adjustment of nursing interventions

F15.3

Fluid intake

F15.3.1

Assessment of the volume of activities/actions to determine the volume of liquid consumed

F15.3.2

Carrying out activities to determine the volume of liquid consumed

F15.3.3

Teach measures to determine the volume of liquid consumed

F15.3.4

Coordination of activities to determine the volume of fluid consumed or correction of nursing interventions

F15.4

Fluid removal

F15.4.1

Assessment of the volume of activities/actions to determine the volume of fluid removed

F15.4.2

Carrying out activities to determine the volume of excreted fluid

F15.4.3

Teach measures to determine the volume of excreted fluid

F15.4.4

Coordination of activities to determine the volume of fluid excreted or correction of nursing interventions

F79.0

Hemodynamic care

F79.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to regulate the movement of solutions in the blood

F79.0.2

Implementation of measures to regulate the movement of solutions in the blood

F79.0.3

Teach measures to regulate the movement of solutions in the blood

F79.0.1

Coordination of activities to regulate the movement of solutions in the blood or correction of nursing interventions

F79.2

Caring for a venous catheter

F79.2.1

catheter care

F79.2.2

Carrying out activities for the care of a venous catheter

F79.2.3

Teach procedures for caring for a venous catheter

F79.2.4

catheter care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

F79.3

Arterial Catheter Care

F79.3.1

catheter care

F79.3.2

Carrying out measures to care for an arterial catheter

F79.3.3

Teach procedures for caring for an arterial catheter

F79.3.4

catheter care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

G.

HEALTH ATTITUDE COMPONENT

G17.1

Adult Day Center

G17.1.1

Estimation of the scope of activities/activities for the implementation of a day program for adults

G17.1.2

Carrying out activities according to the day program for adults

G17.1.3

Teach activities according to the adult day program

G17.1.4

Coordination of activities according to the adult day program or adjustment of nursing interventions

G17.3

Food delivery to your home

G17.3.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to provide the patient with nutrition at home

G17.3.2

Carrying out activities to provide nutrition to the patient at home

G17.3.3

To train in the activities of providing nutrition to the patient at home

G17.3.4

Coordination of activities to provide nutrition to the patient at home or adjustment of nursing interventions

G18.2

Maintaining water balance

G18.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to maintain water regime/balance

G18.2.2

Implementation of measures to maintain water regime/balance

G18.2.3

Teach water regime/balance measures

G18.2.4

Coordination of hydration/balance measures or adjustment of nursing interventions

G18.5

Observance of safety precautions

G18.5.1

Assessing the scope of measures/actions to comply with measures to protect against injury, danger or loss to oneself or others

G18.5.2

Carrying out activities to ensure that you or others are protected from injury, danger, or loss

G18.5.3

Teach procedures to protect yourself or others from injury, danger, or loss

G18.5.4

Coordination of activities to ensure protection from injury, danger or loss to self or others or adjustment of nursing interventions

G19.1

Human Rights Act

G19.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions related to the application for sickness benefit

G19.1.2

Carrying out activities for writing an application for sickness benefits

G19.1.3

Provide training on how to receive sickness benefits

G19.1.4

Coordination of sickness benefit activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

G19.2

Nursing care coordination

G19.2.1

Assessing the scope of activities/actions to summarize the nurse's care plan

G19.2.2

Carrying out activities to summarize the nurse's care plan

G19.2.3

Teach activities to summarize the nurse's care plan

G19.2.4

Coordination of activities to summarize the nurse's care plan or adjustment of nursing interventions

G21.0

Highly qualified medical care

G21.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to support patient functions carried out by the medical team

G21.0.2

Carrying out activities to maintain patient functions

G21.0.3

Teach activities to maintain patient functions

G21.0.4

Coordination of activities to support patient functions or correction of nursing interventions

G21.1

Professional care by a trained caregiver

G21.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of care support by a caregiver

G21.1.2

Carrying out activities to support care by a caregiver

G21.1.3

Train a caregiver in caregiving activities

G21.1.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of nursing care or correction of nursing interventions

G21.3

Advanced Practice Nurse Jobs

G21.3.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of the consultations/instructions provided by an extended practice nurse/practicing nurse

G21.3.2

Carrying out activities based on the advice/instructions provided by an extended practice nurse/practicing nurse

G21.3.3

Train in activities based on consultations/instructions provided by an extended practice nurse/nurse practitioner

G21.3.4

Coordination of activities to provide consultations/instructions by an extended practice nurse/nurse practitioner or adjustment of nursing interventions

H.

MEDICINAL COMPONENT

H22.0

Nursing care for a patient after chemotherapy

H22.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for performing patient care after chemotherapy

H22.0.2

Carrying out patient care activities after chemotherapy

H22.0.3

Teach patient care procedures after chemotherapy

H22.0.4

Coordination of patient care activities after chemotherapy or adjustment of nursing interventions

H24.1

Adverse drug reactions

H24.1.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions for monitoring expected reactions to prescribed drugs

H24.1.2

Carrying out activities to monitor expected reactions to prescribed drugs

H24.1.3

Train in monitoring suspected reactions to prescribed medications

H24.1.4

Coordination of activities for monitoring suspected reactions to prescribed drugs

H24.2

Preliminary arrangement of drugs in the clinical pharmacy department

H24.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the continuous provision of prescribed drugs

H24.2.2

Implementation of measures for the continuous provision of prescribed drugs

H24.2.3

To train in continuous provision of prescribed medications

H24.2.4

Coordination of activities for the continuous provision of medications or adjustment of nursing interventions

H24.3

Side effects of the drug

H24.3.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions to control adverse reactions to prescribed drugs

H24.3.2

Implementation of measures to control adverse reactions to prescribed drugs

H24.3.3

To train in measures to control adverse reactions to prescribed drugs.

H24.3.4

Coordination of activities to monitor adverse reactions to prescribed drugs or correction of nursing interventions

H25.0

Nursing care after radiation therapy

H25.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of care after radiotherapy

H25.0.2

Carrying out post-radiation care activities

H25.0.3

To train post-radiation care

H25.0.4

Coordination of post-radiation care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

I.

METABOLISM COMPONENT

I26.0

First aid for allergic reaction

I26.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to relieve allergic reactions/reduce symptoms

I26.0.2

Carrying out measures to relieve allergic reactions/reduce symptoms

I26.0.3

To teach measures to relieve allergic reactions/reduce symptoms

I26.0.4

Coordination of measures to relieve allergic reactions/symptom reduction or correction of nursing interventions

I27.0

Caring for a patient with diabetes

I27.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of care for a patient with diabetes

I27.0.2

Carrying out activities to care for a patient with diabetes

I27.0.3

To train measures to perform care for a patient with diabetes

I27.0.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of care for a patient with diabetes or adjustment of nursing interventions

I65.0

Immune system care

I65.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to implement protection against the disease

I65.0.2

Implementation of measures to protect against disease

I65.0.3

To teach measures to protect against disease

I65.0.4

Coordination of activities to implement protection against the disease

J.

POWER COMPONENT

J28.0

Enteral tube care

J28.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for care of enteral drainage tube

J28.0.2

Carrying out measures for the care of an enteral drainage tube

J28.0.3

enteral drainage tube care procedures

J28.0.4

enteral drainage tube care or adjustment of nursing interventions

J28.1

Insertion of an enteral tube

J28.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the installation of an enteral drainage tube

J28.1.2

Carrying out measures for the installation of an enteral drainage tube

J28.1.3

To teach procedures for inserting an enteral drainage tube

J28.1.4

enteral drainage tube placement or adjustment of nursing interventions

J28.2

Enteral tube irrigation

J28.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for flushing the enteral tube

J28.2.2

Carrying out measures to flush the enteral tube

J28.2.3

To teach procedures for flushing the enteral tube

J28.2.4

enteral tube flushing activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

J29.2

Feeding techniques

J29.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of special feeding measures

J29.2.2

Implementation of measures to implement special feeding measures

J29.2.3

To train in the implementation of special feeding measures

J29.2.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of special feeding measures or correction of nursing interventions

J29.3

Regular diet

J29.3.1

Assessing the volume of activities/actions for food/nutrient intake according to established nutritional standards

J29.3.2

Implementation of food/nutrient intake activities in accordance with established nutritional standards

J29.3.3

To teach food/nutrient intake activities according to established nutritional standards

J29.3.4

Coordination of food/nutrient intake activities according to established nutritional standards or adjustment of nursing interventions

J29.4

Special diet

J29.4.1

Estimation of the volume of activities/actions for the intake of prescribed specific food/nutrients

J29.4.2

Carrying out activities to take prescribed specific food/nutrients

J29.4.3

To teach steps to take prescribed specific foods/nutrients

J29.4.4

Coordination of activities for the administration of prescribed specific foods/nutrients or adjustment of nursing interventions

J29.5

Enteral nutrition

J29.5.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of nutrition with special mixtures through the gastrointestinal mucosa

J29.5.2

Implementation of nutritional measures with special mixtures through the gastrointestinal mucosa

J29.5.3

To teach the procedures for administering nutrition with special mixtures through the gastrointestinal mucosa

J29.5.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of nutrition with special mixtures through the gastrointestinal mucosa or correction of nursing interventions

J29.6

Parenteral nutrition

J29.6.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of nutrition by intravenous or subcutaneous infusion bypassing the gastrointestinal tract

J29.6.2

Implementation of measures to provide nutrition by intravenous or subcutaneous infusion bypassing the gastrointestinal tract

J29.6.3

To teach measures for performing nutrition by intravenous or subcutaneous infusion bypassing the gastrointestinal tract

J29.6.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of nutrition by intravenous or subcutaneous infusion bypassing the gastrointestinal tract or correction of nursing interventions

TO.

COMPONENT OF REGULATION OF PHYSICAL PROCESSES

K30.0

Infection control

K30.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to prevent the spread of infectious disease

K30.0.2

Implementation of measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases

K30.0.3

To teach measures to prevent the spread of infectious diseases

K30.0.4

Coordination of activities to prevent the spread of infectious diseases or correction of nursing interventions

K30.1

Prevention of hospital-acquired infections –

K30.1.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to prevent the spread of infections and infectious diseases

K30.1.2

Implementation of measures to prevent the spread of infections and infectious diseases

K30.1.3

To teach measures to prevent the spread of infections and infectious diseases

K30.1.4

Coordination of activities to prevent the spread of infections and infectious diseases or correction of nursing interventions

K31.1

Collecting information about the patient

K31.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to obtain information about past illnesses and health status

K31.1.2

Carrying out activities to obtain information about past illnesses and health status

K31.1.3

To teach activities according to the information received about past illnesses and health status

K31.1.4

Coordination of activities based on information received about past illnesses and health status or correction of nursing interventions

K31.3

Medical examination

K31.3.1

physical examination activities/actions to assess the somatic condition

K31.3.2

Performing physical examination activities to assess the somatic condition

K31.3.3

To teach the procedures for performing a physical examination to assess the somatic condition

K31.3.4

Coordination of activities for performing physical examination to assess somatic status or correction of nursing interventions

K32.0

Histological examination

K32.0.1

Estimation of the scope of activities/actions for collecting/examining a body sample

K32.0.2

Carrying out activities for collecting/examining a body sample

K32.0.3

To train in body sample collection/examination procedures

K32.0.4

Coordination of body sample collection/examination activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

L.

COMPONENT OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

L35.0

Oxygen therapy

L35.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for treatment with oxygen

L35.0.2

Carrying out treatment activities using oxygen

L35.0.3

To teach treatment measures using oxygen

L35.0.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of treatment using oxygen or correction of nursing interventions

L36.0

Caring for a patient with lung disease

L36.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of pulmonary hygiene

L36.0.2

Carrying out activities to maintain lung hygiene

L36.0.3

To teach measures to maintain lung hygiene

L36.0.4

Coordination of activities to implement pulmonary hygiene maintenance or correction of nursing interventions

L36.1

Breathing exercises

L36.1.1

Assessment of the volume of measures/actions for therapy under respiratory or pulmonary load

L36.1.2

Carrying out measures to implement therapy under respiratory or pulmonary load

L36.1.3

To teach therapeutic measures for respiratory or pulmonary stress

L36.1.4

Coordination of activities to implement therapy under respiratory or pulmonary load or correction of nursing interventions

L36.2

Physiotherapy of the chest organs

L36.2.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to ensure postural drainage of the lungs

L36.2.2

Implementation of measures to ensure postural drainage of the lungs

L36.2.3

To teach activities for performing postural drainage of the lungs

L36.2.4

Coordination of postural pulmonary drainage activities or correction of nursing interventions

L36.3

Inhalation therapy

L36.3.1

Assessment of the volume of activities/actions for respiratory procedures

L36.3.2

Carrying out activities on breathing procedures

L36.3.3

To teach the procedures for performing breathing procedures

L36.3.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of respiratory procedures or correction of nursing interventions

L36.4

Care of the respiratory system

L36.4.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for control and monitoring of the use of artificial ventilation

L36.4.2

Implementation of measures to ensure the use of artificial ventilation

L36.4.3

To teach measures for the use of artificial ventilation

L36.4.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of the use of artificial ventilation or correction of nursing interventions

L37.0

Tracheostomy care technique

L37.0.1

tracheostomy care

L37.0.2

tracheostomy care activities

L37.0.3

tracheostomy care

L37.0.4

tracheostomy care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

M.

RELATIONSHIP COMPONENT

M39.4

Analysis of sexual behavior

M39.4.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions to change and/or modify human sexual response

M39.4.2

Carrying out activities to change and/or modify a person's sexual response

M39.4.3

To teach interventions to change and/or modify human sexual response

M39.4.4

Coordination of activities to implement changes and/or modifications to human sexual response

N.

SECURITY COMPONENT

N40.0

Nursing interventions for patients with drug use/substance abuse

N40.0.1

avoid harm

N40.0.2

Implementation of measures to minimize or avoid harm

N40.0.3

avoid harm

N40.0.4

Coordination of activities to implement harm minimization or avoidance or adjustment of nursing interventions

N40.2

Nursing interventions for patients with alcohol use

N40.2.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to prevent and minimize the consumption of alcoholic beverages.

N40.2.2

Implementation of measures to prevent and minimize the consumption of alcoholic beverages.

N40.2.3

To teach measures to prevent and minimize the consumption of alcoholic beverages.

N40.2.4

Coordination of activities to implement prevention, minimization of alcohol consumption or correction of nursing interventions

N40.3

Nursing Intervention for Drug Abuse

N40.3.1

Assessing the scope of measures/actions to avoid or minimize any addictive drug.

N40.3.2

Taking steps to avoid and minimize any addictive drug.

N40.3.3

avoidance and minimization measures for any addictive drug.

N40.3.4

Coordination of activities to implement avoidance , minimization of any addictive drug or adjustment of nursing interventions

N41.0

Nursing intervention in emergency care

N41.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to provide emergency care.

N41.0.2

Carrying out measures to provide emergency assistance.

N41 0.3

To teach emergency care procedures

N41.0.4

Coordination of emergency care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

P.

SELF-ASSESSMENT COMPONENT

P45.0

Mental Health Care

P45.0.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions to improve the emotional state

P45.0.2

Carrying out activities to improve emotional state

P45.0.3

To teach activities to improve emotional state

P45.0.4

Coordination of activities to improve emotional state or correction of nursing interventions

P45.1

History of mental health

P45.1.1

Assessing the scope of activities/actions to obtain information about past or present emotional well-being/health.

P45.1.2

Carrying out activities to obtain information about past or present emotional well-being/health.

P45.1.3

To teach activities based on information received about past or present emotional well-being/health.

P45.1.4

Coordination of activities based on information received about past or present emotional well-being/health or adjustment of nursing interventions

P45.2

Strengthening mental health

P45.2.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions to improve emotional well-being/health

P45.2.2

Implementing activities to improve emotional well-being/health

P45.2.3

To teach activities to improve emotional well-being/health

P45.2.4

Coordination of activities to improve emotional well-being/health or adjustment of nursing interventions

P45.3

Mental health screening

P45.3.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions for the assessment of emotional well-being/health

P45.3.2

Conducting emotional well-being/health screening activities

P45.3.3

To teach activities according to the emotional well-being/health survey

P45.3.4

Coordination of activities to perform emotional well-being/health assessment or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q.

SENSOR COMPONENT

Q47.0

Pain management

Q47.0.1

Assessing the scope of activities/actions to support the response to injury or damage

Q47.0.2

Carrying out activities to implement a response to injury or damage

Q47.0.3

To teach caregiving activities to respond to injury or damage

Q47.0.4

Coordination of activities to implement a response to trauma or injury or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q47.1

Acute pain management

Q47.1.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for the implementation of acute pain management

Q47.1.2

Implementation of acute pain management measures

Q47.1.3

To teach nursing interventions to manage acute pain

Q47.1.4

Coordination of activities to implement acute pain management or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q47.2

Chronic Pain Management

Q47.2.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions for the implementation of chronic pain management

Q47.2.2

Implementation of chronic pain management activities

Q47.2.3

To teach chronic pain management interventions

Q47.2.4

Coordination of activities to implement chronic pain management or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q48.0

Patient care to ensure comfort

Q48.0.1

Assessing the scope of activities/actions to promote or improve well-being

Q48.0.2

Carrying out activities to promote or improve well-being

Q48.0.3

To teach activities to promote or improve well-being

Q48.0.4

Coordination of activities to promote or improve well-being or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q49.0

Ear care

Q49.0.1

Estimation of the volume of ear care activities/actions

Q49.0.2

Carrying out ear care activities

Q49.0.3

To teach ear care procedures

Q49.0.4

Coordination of ear care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q49.1

Caring for your hearing aid

Q49.1.1

Assessing the scope of activities/actions for hearing aid care

Q49.1.2

Carrying out activities to care for the hearing aid

Q49.1.3

To teach hearing aid care procedures

Q49.1.4

Coordination of hearing care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q49.2

Earwax removal

Q49.2.1

Estimation of the scope of measures/actions for ear wax removal

Q49.2.2

Carrying out measures to remove earwax

Q49.2.3

To teach ear wax removal procedures

Q49.2.4

Coordination of ear wax removal procedures or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q50.0

Eye care

Q50.0.1

Estimation of the scope of eye care activities/actions

Q50.0.2

Carrying out eye care activities

Q50.0.3

To teach eye care activities

Q50.0.4

Coordination of eye care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q50.1

Eye care for cataracts

Q50.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for eye care in cataracts

Q50.1.2

Carrying out eye care activities for cataracts

Q50.1.3

To teach eye care measures for cataracts

Q50.1.4

Coordination of cataract eye care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

Q50.2

Care for vision problems

Q50.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for vision care

Q50.2.2

Carrying out activities to provide vision care

Q50.2.3

To teach vision care activities

Q50.2.4

Coordination of vision care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

R.

SKIN INTEGRITY COMPONENT

R51.0

Care for bedsores

R51.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for the prevention, detection and treatment of pressure ulcers

R51.0.2

Implementation of measures to prevent, detect and treat pressure ulcers

R51.0.3

To train in nursing interventions for the prevention, detection and treatment of pressure ulcers

R51.0.4

Coordination of activities to implement prevention, detection and treatment of pressure ulcers or correction of nursing interventions

R51.1

Care for stage 1 bedsores

R51.1.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for the prevention, detection and treatment of stage 1 pressure ulcers

R51.1.2

Implementation of measures to prevent, detect and treat stage 1 pressure ulcers

R51.1.3

To teach nursing interventions to prevent, detect and treat stage 1 pressure ulcers

R51.1.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of prevention, detection and treatment of stage 1 pressure ulcers or correction of nursing interventions

R51.2

Care for Stage 2 Bedsores

R51.2.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for the prevention, detection and treatment of stage 2 pressure ulcers

R51.2.2

Implementation of measures to prevent, detect and treat stage 2 pressure ulcers

R51.1.3

To teach nursing interventions to prevent, detect and treat stage 2 pressure ulcers

R51.2.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of prevention, detection and treatment of stage 2 pressure ulcers or correction of nursing interventions

R51.3

Care for Stage 3 Bedsores

R51.3.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the prevention, detection and treatment of stage 3 pressure ulcers

R51.3.2

Implementation of measures to prevent, detect and treat stage 3 pressure ulcers

R51.1.3

To teach nursing measures for the prevention, detection and treatment of stage 3 pressure ulcers

R51.3.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of prevention, detection and treatment of stage 3 pressure ulcers or correction of nursing interventions

R51.4

Care for Stage 4 Bedsores

R51.4.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for the prevention, detection and treatment of stage 4 pressure ulcers

R51.4.2

Implementation of measures to prevent, detect and treat stage 4 pressure ulcers

R51.1.3

To teach nursing interventions to prevent, detect and treat stage 4 pressure ulcers

R51.4.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of prevention, detection and treatment of stage 4 pressure ulcers or correction of nursing interventions

R53.0

Oral care

R53.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for oral care

R53.0.2

Carrying out oral care activities

R53.0.3

To teach oral care activities

R53.0.4

Coordination of oral care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

R53.1

Caring for dentures

R53.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the care of dentures

R53.1.2

Carrying out activities for the care of dentures

R53.1.3

To teach denture care procedures

R53.1.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of dental care or correction of nursing interventions

R54.0

Skin care

R54.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to maintain the condition of the skin.

R54.0.2

Carrying out skin care activities

R54.0.3

To teach skin care procedures

R54.0.4

Coordination of activities to implement skin/skin maintenance or correction of nursing interventions

R54.1

Nursing interventions for risk of skin destruction

R54.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions in case of destruction of the skin

R54.1.2

Carrying out measures to eliminate destruction of the skin

R54.1.3

To teach care measures for skin destruction

R54.1.4

Coordination of measures in case of skin destruction or correction of nursing interventions

R55.0

Caring for damaged exposed skin areas

R55.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for the care of damaged exposed skin areas

R55.0.2

Carrying out care measures for damaged exposed skin areas

R55.0.3

To teach care measures for damaged exposed skin areas

R55.0.4

Coordination of activities to provide care for damaged exposed skin areas or correction of nursing interventions

R55.1

Drainage care

R55.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the functioning of drainage tubes

R55.1.2

Carrying out activities for the functioning of drainage tubes

R55.1.3

To teach the procedures for performing drainage tubes

R55.1.4

Coordination of activities to ensure the functioning of drainage tubes or correction of nursing interventions

R55.2

Bandaging

R55.2.1

Estimation of the scope of activities/actions for removal and replacement of a new dressing

R55.2.2

Carrying out activities for removing and replacing a new dressing

R55.2.3

To teach procedures for removing and replacing a new dressing

R55.2.4

Coordination of activities to perform removal and replacement of a new dressing or correction of nursing interventions

R55.3

Caring for a surgical wound

R55.3.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the treatment of a surgical wound

R55.3.2

Carrying out measures for the treatment of a surgical wound

R55.3.3

To teach surgical wound care procedures

R55.3.4

Coordination of activities for the treatment of a surgical wound or correction of nursing interventions

R81.0

Caring for a patient with burns

R81.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for healing burned areas of the body.

R81.0.2

Carrying out measures to heal burned areas of the body.

R81.0.3

To teach procedures for caring for burned areas of the body.

R81.0.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of care for burned areas of the body or correction of nursing interventions

S.

TISSUE PERFUSION COMPONENT

S56.0

Foot care

S56.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to eliminate leg problems

S56.0.2

Carrying out foot care activities

S56.0.3

To teach foot care activities

S56.0.4

Coordination of foot care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

S57.0

Perineal care

S57.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to eliminate problems in the perineum

S57.0.2

Carrying out perineal care activities

S57.0.3

To teach perineal care procedures

S57.0.4

Coordination of foot care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

S69.0

Care for excess fluid in the tissue

S69.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to manage excess fluid in the tissue

S69.0.2

Implementation of measures to manage excess fluid in the tissue

S69.0.3

To teach measures to manage excess fluid in tissue

S69.0.4

Coordination of activities to implement management of excess fluid in tissue or correction of nursing interventions

S70.0

Care to maintain normal blood circulation

S70.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions in case of disturbance of normal blood circulation

S70.0.2

Carrying out measures in case of disturbance of normal blood circulation

S70.0.3

To teach measures to deal with circulatory disorders

S70.0.4

Coordination of measures to maintain normal blood circulation or correction of nursing interventions

S82.0

Care for problems with the vascular system

S82.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the management of vascular system problems

S82.0.2

Carrying out care activities for problems of the vascular system

S82.0.3

To teach care measures for vascular problems

S82.0.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of care for problems of the vascular system or correction of nursing interventions

T.

COMPONENT OF THE UROGENITAL SYSTEM

T58.0

Care for urinary dysfunction

T58.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions in case of urinary dysfunction

T58.0.2

Carrying out measures in case of urination disorders

T58.0.3

To teach measures for urinary dysfunction

T58.0.4

Coordination of activities in case of urinary dysfunction or correction of nursing interventions

T58.1

Instillation of the bladder

T58.1.1

Assessment of the volume of activities/actions for infusing the solution into the bladder through a catheter

T58.1.2

Carrying out activities to infuse fluid into the bladder through a catheter

T58.1.3

To teach the procedure of infusing the solution into the bladder through a catheter

T58.1.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of infusion of solution into the bladder through a catheter or correction of nursing interventions

T58.2

Caring for urinary drainage

T58.2.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions for training in urinary drainage care

T58.2.2

Implementation of activities to teach urinary drainage care

T58.2.3

To teach urinary drainage care procedures

T58.2.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of training in urinary drainage care or correction of nursing interventions

T59.0

Care while on dialysis

T59.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions to remove waste products and excess fluid from the body

T59.0.2

Carrying out activities to remove waste products and excess fluid from the body

T59.0.3

To teach measures to remove waste products and excess fluid from the body

T59.0.4

Coordination of activities to remove waste products and excess fluid from the body or correction of nursing interventions

T59.1

Care while on hemodialysis

T59.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for mechanical removal of waste products from the blood

T59.1.2

Carrying out activities for the mechanical removal of waste products from the blood

T59.1.3

To teach the procedures for mechanical removal of waste products from the blood

T59.1.4

Coordination of activities to perform mechanical removal of waste products from the blood or correction of nursing interventions

T59.2

Care while on peritoneal dialysis

T59.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for osmotic removal of waste products from the blood

T59.2.2

Carrying out measures of osmotic removal of waste products from the blood

T59.2.3

To teach the measures of osmotic removal of waste products from the blood

T59.2.4

Coordination of activities to perform osmotic removal of waste products from the blood or correction of nursing interventions

T60.0

Caring for a urinary catheter

T60.0.1

Evaluation of the scope of measures/actions for managing urinary catheter use.

T60.0.2

Carrying out activities for the use of a urinary catheter

T60.0.3

To teach urinary catheter care procedures

T60.0.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of urinary catheter use or adjustment of nursing interventions

T60.1

Placing a urinary catheter

T60.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the installation of a urinary catheter in the bladder.

T60.1.2

Carrying out measures to place a urinary catheter in the bladder.

T60.1.3

To teach procedures for caring for a urinary catheter in the bladder.

T60.1.4

Coordination of activities for the placement of a urinary catheter in the bladder or correction of nursing interventions

T60.2

Irrigation of urinary catheter

T60.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for flushing a urinary catheter.

T60.2.2

Carrying out procedures for flushing a urinary catheter.

T60.2.3

To teach procedures for flushing a urinary catheter.

T60.2.4

Coordination of urinary catheter flushing activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

T72.0

Care for inability to hold urine and/or involuntary loss of urine

T72.0.1

Evaluation of the scope of measures/actions to manage inability to hold urine and/or involuntary loss of urine.

T72.0.2

Implementation of measures to manage the inability to retain and/or involuntary release of urine

T72.0.3

To teach measures to manage inability to hold urine and/or involuntary loss of urine.

T72.0.4

Coordination of activities to implement management of inability to retain urine and/or involuntary loss of urine or correction of nursing interventions

T73.0

Care for kidney problems

T73.0.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions for the management of kidney problems

T73.0.2

Implementation of measures to manage kidney problems

T73.0.3

To teach kidney care measures

T73.0.4

Coordination of renal care activities or adjustment of nursing interventions

T83.0

Caring for a bladder stoma (cystostomy)

T83.0.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the functioning of an artificial opening for urine removal

T83.0.2

Carrying out activities for the functioning of an artificial opening for the removal of urine

T83.0.3

To teach procedures for caring for urine removal artificial opening

T83.0.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of care for an artificial opening for the urine removal or correction of nursing interventions

T83.1

Irrigation of the bladder stoma (cystostomy)

T83.1.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for flushing the artificial opening for urine removal

T83.1.2

Carrying out activities to flush the artificial opening for urine removal

T83.1.3

Teach the procedures for flushing the artificial opening to remove urine

T83.1.4

Coordination of activities for performing irrigation of the artificial opening for urine removal or correction of nursing interventions

U.

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH COMPONENT

U74.1

Care for patients of childbearing age

U74.1.1

Evaluation of the scope of activities/actions to increase the possibility of conceiving offspring/a child.

U74.1.2

Carrying out activities to increase the possibility of conceiving offspring/a child.

U74.1.3

To teach measures to increase the possibility of conceiving offspring/a child.

U74.1.4

Coordination of activities to increase the possibility of conception of offspring/child or correction of nursing interventions

U74.2

Nursing interventions to promote conception of offspring/child in patients with infertility

U74.2.1

Assessment of the scope of activities/actions for the treatment of infertility

U74.2.2

Carrying out infertility treatment activities

U74.2.3

To teach about infertility treatment measures

U74.2.4

Coordination of activities for the implementation of infertility treatment or correction of nursing interventions

U74.3

Contraception

U74.3.1

Assessment of the scope of measures/actions to prevent conception of offspring/child.

U74.3.2

Carrying out measures to prevent conception of offspring/child.

U74.3.3

To teach measures to prevent conception of offspring/child.

U74.3.4

Coordination of activities to implement the prevention of conception of offspring/child or correction of nursing interventions

U75.3

Care during childbirth

U75.3.1

Assessment of the volume of activities/actions to support at the time of the birth of offspring/child

U75.3.2

Carrying out activities at the time of extraction of offspring/child

U75.3.3

To teach care measures at the time of birth of offspring/child

U75.3.4

Coordination of activities to implement support at the time of birth of offspring/child or correction of nursing interventions

  Appendix 5
to the Rules for the provision
  of medical care to persons
  with chronic diseases,
periodicity and duration
  of observation,
mandatory minimum and
  frequency of diagnostic tests


Frequency of dynamic observation (examination by a medical technician and a primary care physician), laboratory and instrumental tests, examinations by specialized medical practitioners based on patient segmentation within the framework of the PHC

Population category (segmentation zone) based on a set of clinical and behavioral indicators

Frequency of examinations - scheduled appointments

Minimum laboratory diagnostic tests


examination of CSF (cerebrospinal fluid)

examination by a primary care physician

examination by specialized medical practitioners

tests

frequency

1

Arterial hypertension

1.1

Optimal (green zone)


High normal blood pressure
AD 130-139 and/or 85-89 (code “0” in the register)

4 times a year

Once a year

-

Determination of microalbum in in urine
Determination of creatinine in urine
Calculation of SAC: microalbumin/creatinine * (mg/g, mg/mmol)
Determination of LDL

Once a year

Electrocardiography

Once a year

1.2

Suboptimal (yellow zone)


1-3 degree of arterial pressure when target values are not reached
AD 140-159 and/or 90-99 (code “1” in the register)
AD 160-179 and/or 100-109 (code “2” in the register)

Once every 3 months

Once in 6 months

By decision of the MDC

Determination of microalbumin
in urine
Determination of creatinine in urine
Determination of LDL cholesterol

Once a year,
And if necessary, by decision of the MDT

Electrocardiography

Once a year,
And if necessary, by decision of the MDT

hour blood pressure monitoring

Once a year,
And if necessary, by decision of the MDT

Echocardiography

Once a year,
And if necessary, by decision of the MDT

1.3

Bad (red zone)


1-3 degree of arterial pressure with persistent risk factors (if target values are not reached)
AD 160-179 and/or 100-109 (code “2” in the register)

Once a month

Once a month

By decision of the MDC

Determination of microalbumin in urine
Determination of creatinine in urine
Calculation of SAC: microalbumin/creatinine* (mg/g, mg/mmol)
Determination of cholesterol, triglyceride , LDL

Twice a year,
And if necessary, by decision of the MDT

Electrocardiography

Twice a year,
And if necessary, by decision of the MDT

hour blood pressure monitoring

Once a year,
And if necessary, by decision of the MDT

Echocardiography

Once a year,
And if necessary, by decision of the MDT

2

Type 2 diabetes

2.1

Optimal (green zone)


Glycated hemoglobin <or = 7.0

Once every 6 months.

Once every 6 months.

-

Biochemical blood tests: determination of glycated hemoglobin in the blood, blood creatinine with calculation of the glomerular filtration rate (GFR),
low density lipoproteins

Once a year

Ophthalmoscopy with wide pupil

Once a year

2.2

Suboptimal (yellow zone)

Once a year


Glycated hemoglobin from 7.1-9.0

Once every 3 months

Once in 3 months

By decision of the MDC

Biochemical blood tests: determination of glycated hemoglobin in the blood,

By decision of the MDC

Determination of blood creatinine with calculation of glomerular filtration rate (GFR),

Low density lipoproteins

Ophthalmoscopy with wide pupil

By decision of the MDC

Determination of microalbumin in urine
Determination of creatinine in urine
Calculation of SAC: microalbumin/creatinine* (mg/g, mg/mmol )

2.3

Bad (red zone)


Glycated hemoglobin> 9.1

Once a month

Once a month

By decision of the MDC

Biochemical blood tests: determination of glycated hemoglobin in the blood, blood creatinine with calculation of glomerular filtration rate (GFR), lipid spectrum

By decision of the MDC

Determination of
microalbumin in urine
Determination of
creatinine in urine
Calculation of SAC: microalbumin/creatinine* (mg/g, mg/mmol )

By decision of the MDC

Ophthalmoscopy with wide pupil

By decision of the MDC

3

Chronic heart failure

3.1

Optimal (green zone)


New York Heart Association Class I
Left ventricular ejection fraction <40%
Good condition at rest.
Normal physical activity does not result in fatigue, shortness of breath or palpitations.

Once every 3 months

Once every 3 months

Once a year a cardiologist

Determination of blood creatinine with calculation of SCF creatinine
Determination of LDL cholesterol

Once a year

Electrocardiogram

Once a year

Echocardiography

Once a year

Determination of microalbumin in urine
Determination of creatinine in urine
Calculation of SAC: microalbumin/creatinine* (mg/g, mg/mmol )

Once a year

Sodium

By decision of the MDC

Potassium

By decision of the MDC

3.2

Suboptimal (yellow zone)


New York Heart Association Class II - IV
Left ventricular ejection fraction <40%
Normal physical activity results in fatigue, shortness of breath, or palpitations.

Once every 3 months

Once in 6 months

By decision of the MDC

Determination of blood creatinine with calculation of SCF
Determination of LDL cholesterol

By decision of the MDC

 
Electrocardiogram

By decision of the MDC

Echocardiography

By decision of the MDC

Determination of microalbumin in urine
Determination of creatinine in urine
Calculation of SAC: microalbumin/creatinine* (mg/g, mg/mmol)

By decision of the MDC

3.3

Bad (red zone)


New York Heart Association Class IV
Left ventricular ejection fraction <40%
Feeling good at rest. A little physical activity leads to fatigue, shortness of breath, palpitations

Once a month

Once every 3 months

By decision of the MDC

Determination of blood creatinine with calculation of SCF
Determination of LDL cholesterol

By decision of the MDC

Electrocardiogram

By decision of the MDC

Echocardiography

By decision of the MDC

Determination of microalbumin in urine
Determination of creatinine in urine
Calculation of SAC: microalbumin/creatinine* (mg/g, mg/
mmol)

By decision of the MDC

      Segmentation

      Population segmentation is the division of the target population within the disease management Program into groups that are sufficiently homogeneous to be feasible.

      Note:

      Population segmentation is the division of the target population within the disease management Program into groups that are sufficiently homogeneous to enable the creation of a package of the most appropriate health services to meet the anticipated needs of patients.

      *Norms for albumin/microalbumin in urine (0 – 30) mg/day.

      **Norms for creatinine in urine (5 – 18) mmol/day.

      There are 3 zones of population segmentation within the framework of the disease management Program: Red (Bad),

      Yellow (Suboptimal), Green (optimal).

      There are two types of criteria for population segmentation:

      1. Clinical criteria based on relevant clinical guidelines and clinical protocols. These clinical criteria were added to the patient observation cards for specific diseases.

      2. Behavioral criteria that measure the patient's level of confidence in managing symptoms and health problems.

      The clinical criteria for each disease in the DMP are:

      1. Primary arterial hypertension

      High normal - BP 130-139 and/or 85-89 (code "0" in the register)

      Stage 1 - BP 140-159 and/or 90-99 (code "1" in the register)

      Stage 2 - BP 160-179 and/or 100-109 (code "2" in the register)

      Stage 3 - BP≥180 and/or ≥110 (code "3" in the register)

      2. Type 2 diabetes

      Glycated hemoglobin < 7.0

      Glycated hemoglobin from 7.0-9.0

      Glycated hemoglobin> 9.0

      3. Chronic heart failure

      Class I (according to the New York Heart Association) - no symptoms.

      Class II (according to the New York Heart Association) - symptoms occur with ordinary physical activity.

      Class III (according to the New York Heart Association) - symptoms occur with little physical activity.

      Class IV (according to the New York Heart Association) - onset of symptoms at rest.

      The frequency of examinations is determined individually, taking into account the condition and needs of each patient. It is determined by the doctor in accordance with clinical protocols and recommendations established for a particular disease.

      Appendix 1 to the Rules for the organization of provision of medical care to persons with chronic diseases, periodicity and duration of observation, the mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic tests “List of diseases subject to dynamic observation in primary health care organizations within the framework of the guaranteed volume of free medical care” shall be set out in a new version in accordance with Appendix 1 to this List;

      Appendix 2 to the Rules for the organization of provision of medical care to persons with chronic diseases, periodicity and duration of observation, mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic tests "List of socially significant diseases subject to dynamic observation by specialized medical practitioners at the level of consultative and diagnostic care within the framework of the guaranteed volume of free medical care" shall be set out in a new version in accordance with Appendix 2 to this List;

      Appendix 3 to the Rules for the organization of provision of medical care to persons with chronic diseases, periodicity and duration of observation, mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic studies "List of chronic diseases subject to observation by specialized medical practitioners at the level of consultative and diagnostic care within the framework of the guaranteed volume of free medical care and (or) in the system of compulsory social health insurance" shall be set out in a new version in accordance with Appendix 3 to this List;

      The rules for organizing the provision of medical care to individuals with chronic diseases, periodicity and duration of observation, mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic tests shall be supplemented with Appendix 4 “Table 1. Classification of nursing diagnoses and Table 2. Classification of nursing interventions” in accordance with Appendix 4 to this List;

      The rules for organizing the provision of medical care to individuals with chronic diseases, periodicity and duration of observation, mandatory minimum and frequency of diagnostic tests shall be supplemented with Appendix 5 “Frequency of dynamic observation (examination of CSF and by a primary care physician), laboratory and instrumental tests, examinations by specialized medical practitioners based on patient segmentation within the framework of the DMP” in accordance with Appendix 5 to this List.

  Appendix 2 to the order

List of some orders of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan that have become invalid

      1) order of the Minister of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 30, 2019 № RK MH-16 "On approval of the Rules for dynamic observation of patients with chronic diseases" (registered in the Register of State Registration of Normative Legal Acts on April 8, 2019 under № 18474, published on April 16, 2019 in the Reference Control Bank of regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan in electronic form);

      2) order of the Minister of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 17, 2019 № RK MH-136 "On approval of the list of chronic diseases, in which dynamic observation of patients is carried out, the list of socially significant diseases for which medical and social assistance is provided, the list of diagnostic services, including number of laboratory diagnostics, a list of infectious diseases and diseases that pose a danger to others, a list of diseases that are not subject to dynamic monitoring within the guaranteed volume of free medical care, a list of certain categories of the population subject to emergency and planned dental care, a list of diseases (conditions) subject to medical rehabilitation and restorative treatment in the direction of a specialist in primary health care or a medical organization "(registered in the Register of State Registration of Normative Legal Acts on October 18, 2019 under № 19484,published on October 18, 2019 year in the Reference Control Bank of regulatory legal acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan in electronic form).

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