Good Journey to the Second Century for the Journal “Pediatria. Journal Named After G.N. Speransky!”

Savelyeva, G. M.

doi:10.24110/0031-403x-2022-101-3-25-28

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“…The Virgin Land development campaign (1950s-1960s) became a historical project of the twentieth century, a kind of socio-economic breakthrough, during which dramatic changes took place in the economy, education, culture and healthcare of Kazakhstan in a short time [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. The purpose of this article is to study the state of the dermatovenereological service in the Tselinny Kray, to show the reasons for the weak development of healthcare in the first decade of this project, to consider the measures of the regional and local authorities to improve the situation in this matter.…”

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On the dermatovenereological service of the Tselinny kray (1962–1963)

et al. 2023

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This article deals with the organization of dermatovenereological services for the population in 1962–1963 in the Tselinny kray. The authors analyze the complex of reasons that led to the weak development of this area of medicine in the northern regions of Kazakhstan. The measures of regional and local executive authorities for the development of medical services for the population are considered. A sharp increase in the population of virgin lands put on the agenda the issues of accelerated development of medical services, the construction of dispensaries, hospitals and clinics. The authors emphasize that the fight against the growth of dermatovenereological diseases caused by the beginning of mass migration of people to the development of virgin and fallow lands became an important area of health development. The authors conclude that notable successes in the development of the dermatovenereological service in the region, however, did not fully solve the emerging problems of disease prevention and treatment, which in turn led to the periodicity of updating this issue.

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