Guzel Ulumbekova ‘80+ How to get there?’

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26 March 2019

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The national Healthcare programme is one of the two primary social strategies (along with the Demography programme), which are designed to ensure the achievement of the priority national goal of increasing the life expectancy of Russian citizens to 78 years. The Presidential Executive Order of 7 May 2018 On National Goals and Strategic Objectives of the Russian Federation through to 2024 also defines the critical areas of activity in implementing these strategies. Rector of the Higher School of Healthcare Organization and Management (VSHOUZ), Guzel Ulumbekova, MD announced the basic proposals for the implementation of federal programmes.

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Guzel Ulumbekova ‘80+ How to get there?’

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