Ministry of Health of the Trans-Baikal Territory

Ministry of Health of the Trans-Baikal Territory.

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2022: Overdue debts of hospitals in the Trans-Baikal Territory reached 398 million rubles

By the end of March 2022, the total debts of medical institutions in the Trans-Baikal Territory amounted to 640 million rubles, including 398 million rubles of overdue loans. Such amounts were named at a meeting of deputies of the Legislative Assembly of the region with specialists of the regional Ministry of Health.

Lyudmila Kovalenko, Deputy Minister of Health of Transbaikalia for Financial Affairs, said that in 2021 the department spent 30 billion rubles, more than 15% of them went to fight coronavirus. COVID-19 The basis of the budget (62%, or 21.5 billion rubles) was funds, COMPULSORY HEALTH INSURANCE 5.6 billion rubles came from the federal budget, 3.6 billion rubles from the regional budget.

Overdue debts of hospitals in the Trans-Baikal Territory reached 398 million rubles

At the beginning of 2022, the amount of debts as a whole decreased by 30%, the amount of overdue loans - by 18.7%. The Ministry of Health of Transbaikalia has a debt of 41 million rubles due to compensation for vacations for working with coronavirus patients for 2020. Insurance premiums (30 per cent), consumables (17 per cent), medicines (15 per cent) and utilities account for the bulk of debts.

{{quote 'The main problem is the organization of the treatment process, patient routing, work with finance. Economic miscalculations are obvious. Surgery is necessary: high-quality placement of medical personnel, reconciliation of rates (vacancies and matching), timing of work, "said Sergey Davydov, Minister of Health of the Region. }} According to him, most of the debt is on taxes and utilities. Davydov explained the large debts by inefficient management of the hospital economy. The five district hospitals in terms of the growth dynamics of overdue loans included Akshinskaya Central District Hospital (an increase of 15%), Tungokochenskaya (2.6 times), Kalarskaya (an increase of 25%), Ulyotovskaya (an increase of 40%) and Duldurginskaya (an increase of 57%). Each of them has not fully mastered the funds of compulsory medical insurance. In addition, the Ulyotovskaya Central District Hospital lost five doctors, and Duldurginskaya - nine doctors.^[1]

2021: Appointment of Oksana Nemakina as Minister of Health of the Trans-Baikal Territory

In early February 2021, the appointment of Oksana Nemakina to the post of Minister of Health of the Trans-Baikal Territory was announced. Prior to that, she worked as the chief doctor in the Trans-Baikal Regional Clinical Hospital for War Veterans. More details here.

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