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2024
3.53 billion rubles allocated for healthcare in Bashkiria
The volume of subsidies allocated to Bashkiria for the implementation of regional projects for the modernization of primary health care in 2025 will amount to 3.53 billion rubles. This follows from the order of the Russian government, published in October 2024.
The amount of state support to the republic from the federal center by the end of 2024 will amount to 2.369 billion rubles. The amount of funding for the program "Development of Healthcare of the Republic of Bashkortostan" (among the regional projects of the national project "Healthcare") until 2030 will amount to 822 billion rubles.
The head of the Ministry of Health of Bashkiria Ayrat Rakhmatullin was fined for not achieving the goals of the national project
On October 9, 2024, it became known that the prosecutor's office of Bashkiria issued a decision to impose a fine on the acting Minister of Health of the Republic, Airat Rakhmatullin. The reason for the administrative penalty was the failure to achieve the targets of the national project "Health." Read more here
Purchase of 4 thousand units of medical equipment
At the end of June 2024, it became known that as part of the program for the modernization of primary health care, the Republic of Bashkortostan plans to purchase over 4 thousand units of medical equipment. This solution is aimed at improving the quality and availability of medical care for residents of the region.
The head of the Republic of Bashkortostan Radiy Khabirov emphasized the importance of this initiative in the context of the implementation of national projects and federal programs in the field of health care. He noted that the region is actively introducing digital technologies into medical practice, including the use of artificial intelligence to improve the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
As part of the program for the modernization of primary health care in Bashkortostan, seven new and nine existing medical institutions will be built in 2024. In addition to purchasing medical equipment, it is planned to purchase more than 200 vehicles for the needs of medical services.
Particular attention is paid to the development of pediatric care. In 2024, the Republican Center for Pediatric Oncology and Hematology opened in Ufa, equipped with modern equipment and staffed with highly qualified specialists trained in leading federal clinics.
The leadership of the republic also plans to expand the network of women's consultations, including using modular structures in rural areas and small towns. This decision is made within the framework of the new national project "Family" and is aimed at improving the availability of medical care for women and children.
To attract medical personnel to the countryside in Bashkortostan, the Zemsky Doctor and Zemsky Paramedic programs are being implemented. At the end of 2023, the region took third place among the constituent entities of the Russian Federation in terms of the amount of funds allocated for these purposes from the federal budget.[1]
2023
107 billion rubles were spent on the construction of medical institutions and the purchase of medical equipment in Bashkiria for the year
At the end of 2023, ₽107 billion were spent on the construction of medical institutions and the purchase of equipment in Bashkiria. These funds are aimed at updating the health infrastructure of the region, including the construction of new facilities and the modernization of existing ones. This information was announced in September 2024 by the Acting Minister of Health of the Republic Robert Ishtukov at an operational meeting under the leadership of the head of Bashkortostan Radiy Khabirov.
According to Kommersant, in 2023, five large medical facilities were built in Bashkiria and 98 modular structures were installed, including 84 feldsher-obstetric points, nine medical outpatient clinics and five offices of a general practitioner. In addition, 4,233 medical equipment items worth ₽ 1.3 billion and 185 primary care vehicles worth more than ₽203 million were purchased.
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Also, 25 mobile medical complexes for preventive examinations and 20 units of heavy medical equipment, including computed tomographs, mammographs, fluorographs and angiographs, were received in the republic, which made it possible to significantly improve the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
One of the priority areas in Bashkiria was the use of modern information technologies. In 2023, the Webiomed medical decision support system based on artificial intelligence technologies was introduced, which is integrated with the republican information system. As part of the development of telemedicine, more than 100 thousand teleconsultations were held through the "Center for Remote Consultations."
Bashkiria entered the top five regions of Russia in the implementation of the project of making an appointment with a doctor. In 2024, the republic will begin participating in a pilot project aimed at improving the effectiveness of primary health care.[2]
Former head of the department - accused in the case of writing off preferential drugs
The ex-head of the department for organizing pharmaceutical activities and drug support of the Ministry of Health of Bashkiria, 44-year-old Svetlana Khusainova, is accused of negligence, resulting in particularly large damage (part 1.1 of article 293 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The criminal case was initiated on the basis of the materials of the prosecutor's check, the press service of the regional prosecutor's office reported on April 27, 2023. Read more here.
2022
Airat Rakhmatullin - Minister of Health of Bashkortostan
At the end of May 2022, by decree of the head of the Republic of Bashkortostan, Radiy Khabirov, Airat Rakhmatullin, who had previously worked as the head physician of the Ufa City Clinical Hospital (GKB) No. 18, was appointed Minister of Health of the region. He also worked as a leading expert of the department for organizing medical care for the adult population of the Ministry of Health of Bashkiria, the chief specialist of the department for project activities. Read more here.
The Deputy Minister of Health of Bashkiria was searched in the case of the purchase of drugs 10 times higher than the required volume
At the end of April 2022, in Ufa, security forces searched the Deputy Minister of Health of Bashkiria Irina Kononova as part of a criminal case on violations in the purchase of a vital drug. Read more here.
Azat Rakhmatullin - the new head of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Bashkortostan
At the end of March 2022, it became known about the appointment of Azat Rakhmatullin as head of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Bashkortostan. Prior to that, she served for a long time as the first deputy head of the regional department.
Maxim Zabelin, who previously headed the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Bashkortostan, moved to the post of head of the administration of the head of the republic. Read more here.
2021: FAS revealed violations in the purchase of 5 CT scanners by the Ministry of Health of Bashkortostan for 412 million rubles
In February 2021, the Department of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) in the Republic of Bashkortostan reported violations committed by the regional Ministry of Health when supplying medical equipment within the framework of the national project "Healthcare." Read more here.
2019: SK: Bashkiria Ministry of Health purchased 10 times more cancer drugs than required
In mid-April 2022, the Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Republic of Bashkortostan announced the initiation of a criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 286 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (abuse of office) in connection with the revealed violations in the procurement of cancer drugs by the regional Ministry of Health.
According to the investigation, in 2019, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Bashkortostan purchased the drug Triptorelin, included in the list of vital and essential drugs, in the amount of more than 3.7 thousand packages for a total amount of over 51 million rubles. At the same time, in violation of the requirements of the legislation in the field of procurement of goods to meet state and municipal needs, the amount of the purchased drug exceeded about 10 times the real need for the specified drug to provide patients in medical institutions of the republic.
As a result, 1,670 packages of the drug with a total value of more than 10 million rubles have expired, thereby causing damage to the budget of the republic by the above amount, the regional IC said in a statement.
They also reported that by mid-April 2022, investigators organized a set of investigative actions aimed at establishing all the circumstances and causes of the identified violations, as well as the persons who committed them. The progress and results of the investigation are under the control of the leadership of the investigative department of the republic.
Drugs with the international non-proprietary name "Tryptorelin" are registered in Russia with Pharmstandard-UfaVITA (Tryptorelin-long), French Ipsen (Diferelin) and German Ferring (Decapeptil).
The Federal Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund in April 2022 presented data on violations in the write-off of chemotherapy drugs. The total amount of dubious transactions, which cannot be confirmed, in 2021 amounted to 185.9 million rubles.[3]
Notes
- ↑ Over four thousand units of medical equipment will be purchased in Bashkiria
- ↑ In 2023, 107 billion rubles were allocated to the development of the healthcare sector of Bashkortostan
- ↑ In the Republic of Bashkortostan, a criminal case was initiated on the fact of violations in the purchase of vital drugs
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