Title: DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD TREATMENT GUIDELINES IN RUSSIA
1DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD TREATMENT GUIDELINES IN
RUSSIA
2All substances are poisons, there are no
substances, which are not poisons. This is the
correct dose that discriminates between poisons
and medicines.Paracelsus
- 10 years ago the first order (prikaz) of the
Russian Ministry of health was issued ?277 of
16.10.1992 On the establishment of the system of
medical standards (norms) in healthcare of the
population of Russian Federation. - TODAY 72 federal protocols standard treatment
guidelines are being developed for the most
important (socially) diseases.
3DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD TREATMENT GUIDELINES IN
RUSSIA official standing
- Resolution of the Government of Russian
Federation of the 5.11.97 N 1387 About the
measures on stabilization and development of
healthcare system and medical science in Russian
Federation (???????? ????????????????
?????????? ?????????, 1997, N46, ??. 5312). - Resolution of the Government of Russian
Federation of the 26.10.1999 N 1194 About
approval of the Program of State guaranties of
free of charge provision of medical care for the
citizens of Russian Federation (????????
???????????????? ?????????? ?????????, 1997, N46,
??. 5322).
4DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD TREATMENT GUIDELINES IN
RUSSIA the objectives
- Establishment of unified requirements for
prophylactics, diagnostics and treatment of
patients.
- Unification of the development process of basic
programs of obligatory medical insurance and
optimisation of healthcare.
- Provision of optimal medical care, access and
quality of medical care for patients in the
framework of State guaranties of free of charge
medical care for the citizens.
5DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD TREATMENT GUIDELINES IN
RUSSIA the results
- APPROVED
- Standard Treatment Guidelines. Bedsores (prikaz
of the Ministry of health of Russian Federation
of 17.04.2002 ?123)
- Standard Treatment Guidelines. Congestive Heart
Failure (prikaz of the Ministry of health of
Russian Federation of 27.05.2002 ?164)
6Republic of Tatarstan
- 1997 - development of medical-economical
standards (?ES) ICD-10, levels of complexity,
time requirements, multi-level costs of
in-patient treatment, 4600 diseases. - 1999-2000 - standard treatment guidelines
- adaptation of Federal STGs (narcology,
pulmonology, gastroenterology)
- development of the first Republican STG
(cardio-vascular diseases).
- 2001 2002 norms of the time requirements for
in-patient treatment ( 5 000 diseases). In 2002
- update
7Republic of Tatarstan Formulary system
- Objective - rational use of limited resources of
healthcare in the period of reforms.
- Initiation - 1999
- WHO support ideology, information, methodology
and expertise.
- Direct supervision - Special project for NIS in
pharmacy (The Head Dr. Nata Menabde, since 2002
- Dr. Nina Saoutenkova).
- Tatarstan - pilot territory for the introduction
of formulary system and new educational
technologies in the field of clinical
pharmacology and rational drug use.
8REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN DEVELOPMENT OF FORMULARY
SYSTEM
9REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN DEVELOPMENT OF FORMULARY
SYSTEM
10REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN DEVELOPMENT OF FORMULARY
SYSTEM
11Republic of Tatarstan Formulary System,
Guidelines
12Republic of Tatarstan Formulary
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14Republic of Tatarstanthe basic principles of
the Formulary System
- limited number
- evidence based approach
- Specialist consultations
- INN
- from a practicing physician to the national
formulary
15DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD TREATMENT GUIDELINES IN
RUSSIA Evidence based medicine is
Standardisation
- Levels of Evidence
- A) Evidence, proved in prospective
randomised trials,
- B) Evidence, proved in prospective but
not randomised trials,
- C) Evidence, derived from retrospective
non-randomised trials on large patients
population,
- D) Evidence, derived from the trials on
the limited number of patients,
- ?) Evidence, derived from single
patient observations.
16Evidence based medicine in standardization
grades of evidence in the drug reference handbook
- ? Cochrane systematic review,
- positive CDR-commentary for the non-Cochrane
meta-analysis
- Meta-analysis from ?linical Evidence
- B RCT (Cochrane library) - RCT.
- C CCT (Cochrane library) - ?CT.
- D no trials at all or negative results