QUESTIONS OF DISTRIBUTION OF CONSUMERS BETWEEN MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS FROM THE STATE AND COMMERCIAL SEGMENT

Abstract

Article examines the distribution of client flow (patient flow) between medical organizations from state and commercial segments. Authors, based on the results of empirical research, determine the dominant trends characteristic of established practice in cities of federal significance and regions of country. It is concluded that there is no unambiguity in interpretation of current situation. If earlier the flow of patients from public health facilities to commercial medical segment was obvious, now this process is two-sided, which determines the range of tasks for working with consumers for private medical organizations.