Federal State Control (Supervision) Over Compliance With Legislation in the Field of Ensuring the Safety of Fuel and Energy Complex Facilities: A New Stage Regulation and Enforcement

Kholikov, I.V.; Naumov, P.Yu.; Bolshakova, V.M.; Mamedova, I.A.; Savchenko-Belsky, V.Yu.

doi:10.18796/0041-5790-2022-10-66-71

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“…Опорной точкой написания рецензируемой главы явилось то, что изданные ранее научные разработки автора явились методологическими, теоретикоинформационными и эмпирическими предпосылками к появлению главы "Этические и правовые основы стандартов медицинской сортировки в российской военно-медицинской службе" [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

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Healthcare values in the language of law: critical reflections on the ethical and legal foundations of medical triage standards in the Russian military medical service

Zemlin,

Naumov,

Shepel

2024

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The article presents a review in the form of theoretical knowledge and critical understanding of cognitive premises, value formations and ideas about law, conceptualized in the chapter "Ethical and legal foundations of medical triage standards in the Russian military medical service" in the book "Lack of resources in an unfavorable environment: an ethical study principles of medical triage and procedures for providing medical care", published in 2023 by the Springer publishing house (Switzerland). The authors note that the reviewed chapter of the monograph is of theoretical, empirical and practical interest for researchers in healthcare organization, including in conditions of armed (military conflicts), philosophers, lawyers, as well as medical and legal students. This interest is due to the fact that the author of the chapter under review successfully managed to describe, justify and reveal the substantive characteristics of the ethical and legal foundations of medical triage in the activities of the Russian military medical service. Cognitive, legal, informational, value and prognostic aspects are the obvious advantages of the chapter under review, which will contribute to its popularization among readers.

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Healthcare values in the language of law: critical reflections on the ethical and legal foundations of medical triage standards in the Russian military medical service

Zemlin,

Naumov,

Shepel

2024

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“…В настоящее время вопросы публичного правового регулирования вопросов оказания медицинской помощи различным категориям граждан [20], противодействие и профилактика заболеваний, представляющих опасность для окружающих [40], обеспечение безопасности медицинской деятельности и качества предоставляемых медицинских услуг [49] это междисциплинарные вопросы, которые решаются комплексом наук [21] на основании синтеза передовых идей и прорывных достижений [39]. Это обусловлено особой социальной чувствительностью к вопросам сбережения здоровья и серьезной ответственностью граждан и организаций, а также медицинских работников за нарушения законодательства в сфере общественного здравоохранения [41].…”

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Ensuring the Safe Use of Unmanned Vehicles Under the Threats of Epidemics and Pandemics in a Megapolis: Issues of Public Legal Regulation

Zemlin,

Matveeva,

Gots

2023

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The purpose of studying the issues of ensuring the safe and efficient use of unmanned vehicles in a megalopolis in the context of the spread of infectious diseases using public regulation tools is to develop, based on the application of methods of systemic legal analysis, evidence-based proposals for improving legislation in the interests of using unmanned vehicles in a megalopolis in order to countering the spread of epidemics and pandemics. The lack of results of scientific understanding of the experience of legal support for the functioning of the transport system of the metropolis in the context of epidemics and pandemics, and, in particular, during the period of countering the spread of the coronavirus infection COVID-19, both in foreign countries and in Russia, seems to be an important negative factor that minimizes the potential of using self-driving cars to reduce cross-contamination opportunities in high-density areas, which undoubtedly include metropolitan areas. Background. The ever-increasing threat of the spread of epidemics and pandemics, as well as their consequences, demonstrated, among other things, by the results of the coronavirus infection COVID-19, entails the well-founded attention of practitioners and the interest of scientists in determining the means to counter the threats of the spread of infectious diseases. Of particular importance is the search for such funds to ensure the safety of the population living in certain areas, characterized by the presence of additional factors that lead to a significant increase in the risk of the disease. In particular, we are talking about the situation in megacities characterized by an extremely high population density, which, combined with the presence of developed transport communications, increased passenger traffic, contributes to “cross” infection, the rapid spread of mass infectious diseases. At the same time, as the results of the study show, the use of unmanned vehicles in a metropolis in the interests of monitoring the epidemiological situation in areas with a high level of infection, delivering medicines to patients, etc. ensures minimization of the risk of infection of medical personnel, significantly reduces material costs and time spent on the implementation of such measures. Materials and research methods. The use of methods of comparative legal analysis allowed the authors, based on the results of studying foreign legal sources, analytical data and scientific literature, allowed the authors to assess the applicability of the experience of legal regulation and the organization of the safe use of unmanned vehicles in a metropolis in the context of the emergence and counteraction to the spread of epidemics and pandemics. A formal dogmatic analysis of Russian regulatory legal and individual acts on the issues of ensuring the safe use of unmanned vehicles in an urban agglomeration made it possible to identify gaps and contradictions that minimize the potential for legal impact on the participants in the relations under study. Results. A comprehensive systematic and legal study of scientific sources, norms of international, foreign and Russian legislation, law enforcement practice allowed the authors to formulate proposals for improving the system of legal regulation in order to safely use unmanned vehicles in a metropolis in the event of risks of occurrence and counteracting the spread of epidemics and pandemics. Conclusion. Legalization in Russian public law of the special requirements proposed by the authors for ensuring the use of unmanned vehicles in a metropolis, their network interaction, the legal grounds for admission to operation and the conditions for their safe use to monitor the epidemiological situation, supply the population with medicines and food in the context of the introduction of quarantine measures in urban agglomeration, can contribute to the elimination of identified gaps in administrative regulation.

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Providing primary care to military personnel: legal regulation and areas of concern

Naumov,

Shepel,

Kholikov

2024

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Aim. In the Russian Federation, various types of care (primary care; specialized, including high-tech, care; ambulance, including specialized emergency care; palliative care) in different conditions (outpatient, day hospital and inpatient) and forms (elective, emergency and immediate) are provided. The basis is primary health care (PHC). This also applies to military personnel, since the level of their health maintenance, recovery, and the workload of military health facilities with sick military personnel depend on the effective PHC. Thus, consideration of legal regulation and areas of concern of providing primary health care to military personnel is an urgent task and aim of the work, which requires appropriate conceptualization.Material and methods. Characteristics of legal regulation and areas of concern of providing PHC to military personnel was studied using comparative legal, formal legal and comprehensive methodological approaches. The practical implementation of these approaches and obtaining meaningful scientific data is carried out using analytical-synthetic, deductive-inductive, system-essential and abstract-concrete methods of cognition.Results. The main results include a generalization of regulatory legal requirements in providing PHC to military personnel.Conclusion. The specifics of providing PHC were studied. A comparative legal study of PHC provision within compulsory health insurance and military personnel without insurance policy has been carried out. The problems associated with the legal aspects of organizing and implementing the PHC provision to military personnel are summarized and specific ways to solve them are proposed.

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Federal State Control (Supervision) Over Compliance With Legislation in the Field of Ensuring the Safety of Fuel and Energy Complex Facilities: A New Stage Regulation and Enforcement

Abstract: main trends in law enforcement practice on this issue. KeywordsSafety, troops of the national guard, fuel and energy complex, federal state control (supervision), Implementation of functions, Established field of activ ity, State powers, Compulsion, a responsibility.

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Healthcare values in the language of law: critical reflections on the ethical and legal foundations of medical triage standards in the Russian military medical service

Healthcare values in the language of law: critical reflections on the ethical and legal foundations of medical triage standards in the Russian military medical service

Ensuring the Safe Use of Unmanned Vehicles Under the Threats of Epidemics and Pandemics in a Megapolis: Issues of Public Legal Regulation

Providing primary care to military personnel: legal regulation and areas of concern

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