The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the dynamics of cases of disability related to respiratory diseases in the provision of primary health care in Moscow

Abstract


The high contagiousness and prevalence of diseases during the COVID-19 pandemic necessitated the creation of electronic and digital disability certificates, as well as the introduction and active use of telemedicine technologies in medical institutions. However, the contribution of COVID-19 to the structure of temporary disability rates in different regions and its comparison with similar rates in other territories has not been fully studied. The article provides a comparative analysis of cases, days, and the sex-age structure of temporary disability and their distribution by respiratory diseases in the period 2019—2024, as recorded in a medical organization providing primary healthcare in Moscow. The analysis of the presented data reveals a complex dynamic of disability cases, demonstrating significant variability throughout the period under review.

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Alexander A. Timoshevsky

Research Institute for Healthcare Organization and Medical Management, Moscow, Russia

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Tamara V. Baranova

City Polyclinic No. 218, Moscow, Russia

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Galina M. Zhirnova

Research Institute for Healthcare Organization and Medical Management, Moscow, Russia

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Natella E. Parsadanyan

City Polyclinic No. 218, Moscow, Russia

Email: 004

Anastasia V. Gazheva

Research Institute for Healthcare Organization and Medical Management, Moscow, Russia

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