REMEDIUMREMEDIUM1561-59362658-3534Joint-Stock Company Chicot159310.32687/1561-5936-2023-27-1-42-45Original ArticleIssues of regulation of day hospitalsGilmanovAnas A.001FaizullinaRegina N.002IskandarovIldar R.003Kazan State Medical University, Kazan, Russian Federation151220231424509102025Copyright © 2023,2023Introduction. In the «Strategy for the development of healthcare in the Russian Federation for the period up to 2025», the improvement of the system of providing medical care to the population is indicated as one of the priority areas. One of the most important is the widespread use of daytime forms of stay of patients in hospitals. Despite the accumulated long-term experience that has justified the medical and organizational feasibility of day hospitals (hereinafter referred to as DS), questions remain in the organization of their work. Among them: the use of various algorithms for organizing work depending on the type of DS, ensuring the continuity of the therapeutic and diagnostic process in them, choosing an effective mode of operation, establishing standard standards and requirements for equipment, providing premises and some others, which significantly reduces the efficiency of the DS. These problems arise as a result of the regulation of the activities of the DS by numerous procedures for the provision of medical care by profiles and Regulations on the Organization of primary health care for adults, which have significant differences. The goal of our research is analysis and evaluation of individual regulatory documents in the field of regulation of day hospitals.day hospitalnormative-legal regulationmedical organizationsдневной стационарнормативно-правовое регулированиемедицинские организации1.Karaylanov M. G. Inpatient replacement forms in the framework of primary health care. A New Look. International Scientific Bulletin 2016; (11): 82—96.2.Kalininskaya A. A., Kuznetsov S. I., Shlyafer S. I. et al. Provision of the population with day hospital beds in the Samara region. Chief Medical Officer. 2002; (10): 20—22. (In Russ.)3.Kalininskaya A. A., Dzugaev A. K., Stukalov A. F., Guseva S. A. The scope and nature of activities, the regulatory framework of the day hospital. Russian Medical Journal. 2010; (4): 7—12. (In Russ.)4.Kalininskaya A. A., Balzamova L. A. Targeted planning of hospital care. International Journal of Experimental Education. 2012; (6): 71—75. (In Russ.)5.Kalininskaya A. A., Alieva L. M., Zlobin A. N., Antipenkov S. V. Day hospitals: organization of work and scope of activity. Health, demography, ecology of the Finno-Ugric peoples. 2014; (2): 8—14. (In Russ.)6.Abdusalamova Z. A., Solovyova N. B. Day hospitals as a form of improving the quality and accessibility of neurological care to the population (on the example of Moscow). Bulletin of the National Research Institute of Public Health named after N. A. Semashko. 2014; (2): 7—10. (In Russ.)7.Karailanov M. G., Rusev I. T., Prokin I. G. Rational use of inpatient replacement technologies in the provision of primary health care. Bulletin of the Russian Military Medical Academy. 2016; (4): 152—157. (In Russ.)8.Kalininskaya A. A., Konovalov O. Yu., Merekina M. D., Shlyafer S. I. Stationary substituting technologies: the state and strategic objectives of development. Problems of social hygiene, public health and the history of medicine. 2020; 28(3): 438—443. (In Russ.) doi: 10.32687/0869-866X-2020-28-3-438-443