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September 25, 2025Health Care of the Russian FederationOpen Access

Assessment of medical care provided to patients with obstructive lung diseases in the federal districts of the Russian Federation

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SLSergey A. LinnikСАС. Н. АвдеевETE. E. Tumenko

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Overview

This analysis reveals correlations with mortality rates in patients, highlighting economic factors and healthcare access.

Key Points

  • A strong inverse correlation exists between mortality rates and economic factors related to obstructive lung diseases.
  • Investment in treatment courses and drug provision significantly impacts the health outcomes of affected patients.
  • St. Petersburg showed the highest quality of medical care scores among federal districts, while the North Caucasian district scored the lowest.
  • Findings can guide healthcare management strategies to enhance medical services for lung disease patients across Russia.

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Linnik et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5e1fbbd7882ccb9b862a5https://doi.org/10.47470/0044-197x-2025-69-4-342-349
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