B in accordance with Federal Law No. 323-FZ "On the Fundamentals of Health Protection citizens in the Russian Federation" palliative care is a complex of medical interventions aimed at relief from pain and alleviation of other severe manifestations of the disease, in order to improving the quality of life of terminally ill citizens. Palliative medical assistance includes medical, social and spiritual-psychological aspects.



Discuss this deputies of the regional council were invited to a difficult topic at the round table parliament, representatives of regional ministries, public and medical organizations, Public Chamber of the Omsk Region, Omsk State medical university and other institutions, as well as the media.

"Theme of our "round table" is very relevant for everyone involved in issues of social assistance,” said in his welcoming speech, opening meeting, chairman of the committee on social policy of the regional parliament Vadim Berezhnoy. - That's why we In the future we will deal with issues of organizing and providing palliative medical care help. After the speeches of the meeting participants, it will certainly be provided opportunity for exchange of views."

With main report on the organization and provision of palliative care in territory of the Omsk region, the First Deputy Minister of Health spoke Omsk region Dmitry Vyushkov. He spoke in detail about the delivery system palliative care in the Irtysh region, about the opportunities and resources available for this, while reporting the number of patients covered by such assistance in 2017.



On specific examples of budgetary healthcare institutions of the Omsk region "City Hospital No. 17" and "Children's City Hospital No. 4" those gathered learned how to palliative care is provided in medical institutions. In addition, about how care is organized for citizens in on pastel mode and moving with assistance, in institutions social services of the Omsk region to the round table participants said the First Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Development of Omsk region Sergey Dobrykh.

Were widely issues of providing palliative care by public organizations were considered. Thus, information was given about the provision of Omsk regional public organization of the BCPD "Rainbow" for palliative care for children in the territory Omsk region. In turn, the management of the charitable foundation “Hugging the Sky” told about the work of the foundation to provide organizational, consulting, material and other assistance to citizens, legal entities, bodies, organizations and institutions in connection with the promotion, development and providing palliative care to children and adults, their families and loved ones. Separately the meeting participants focused on the issue of training specialized medical personnel in the field of palliative care, including number of children.

During the interested and a comprehensive discussion of the stated topic, individual problems were identified for the provision of palliative care. Various proposals were also made on the further development of this area in healthcare. At the end of the meeting, noting the importance and relevance of the problems of providing palliative care, improving its accessibility and quality, the event participants discussed the project recommendations of the round table.



In it It was proposed, in particular, that the regional Ministry of Health consider possibility of meeting the additional needs of the Omsk region for cars for visiting palliative care services; Committee of the regional parliament on social politics - when considering issues of implementation in 2017 of the regional law on protecting the health of the population of Omsk region and on the implementation of the Territorial Program of State Guarantees free provision of medical care to citizens in the Omsk region in 2017 focus on the issues of organizing and providing palliative care medical care; regional Ministry of Labor and Social Development of the Omsk Region - to continue work on provision of social services at home to recipients of social services with taking into account their individual needs.
In conclusion "round table" Vadim Berezhnoy noted: "Today we outlined "pain points" of palliative medicine. We will continue to work on this very important topic: monitor the situation, hear reports, gather to discuss topical issues...During the meeting on the project recommendations, many proposals have been added, so we will finalize it, taking it as the basis of the project presented today."