Abstract
The article presents the results of a cohort retrospective analysis of the commission forensic medical examinations of “medical cases” for 2017-2021 based on the materials of the Republican Center for Medical Evaluation of the Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic. It has been established that over the analyzed period, the number of commission examinations has a clear upward trend: in 2017 - 64 cases (9.78%), in 2018 - 86 (12.63%), 2019 - 92 cases (16.46%), 2020 - 179 (29.1%) cases, in 2021 - 80 (13.96%) out of 501 cases of commission examinations on “medical cases”. A significant number of the appointed examinations relate to the professional activities of obstetrician-gynecologists (131 cases, accounting for 26.1%) and surgeons (65 cases - 12.9%). Among the commission examinations, a fairly large part was submitted by examinations on Covid-19 (72 cases - 14.37%) and examinations on AIDS infection (47 cases - 9.3%). It is also interesting that the circle of involved medical disorders also includes specialists who are not related to extreme medicine (phthisiatricians, oncologists, therapists, neurologists)
Keywords
professional activity, medical practice, commission forensic medical examinationSuggested citation
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