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The Ministry of Health of Russia intends to introduce a mandatory three -year study for graduates of medical universities studied on a budget basis. This initiative is aimed at solving the problem of the shortage of doctors in state institutions and improving the quality of medical education. The changes in the amendments to the laws On the Basics of Protection of Citizens Health and On Education relate to accreditation of graduates of medical universities. Graduates who have undergone the initial accreditation of a specialist will be required to work for three years in medical institutions participating in the state guarantee program. In the course of this period, young specialists will work under the leadership of mentors to consolidate professional skills. Only after three years of development will they receive the right to periodic accreditation necessary to continue working in the profession. Otherwise, they will have to re -undergo primary accreditation. The exchange of compensation previously discussed the possibility of preserving the right to choose a place of work, but with the condition of returning the funds spent by the state to their training, in case of employment in non -state organizations. Now such compensation are not provided, which makes the development of mandatory for all state employees. The target training of the Knoga also makes changes to the Law On Education regarding students students and customers of target learning. It is proposed to set fines for breaking the contract in a two -time amount of the amount spent on training. According to the Ministry of Health, about 35% of graduates with higher education and 40% with secondary special education are annually evaded in state medical institutions. They prefer commercial clinics or other areas of activity. The shortage of doctors in the state health system is estimated at 29 thousand people, and medium -sized health workers - at 63 thousand. The deposits of other countries of the obligatory development exist in Kazakhstan and Belarus. In Belarus, young doctors are working on the distribution of 2-3 years after graduation and have the right to preferential training in residency, after which they are also obliged to work in the state medicine system for another five years.
