Preservation of medical secrecy in the interaction of medical organizations and institutions of medical and social examination: problem formulation and ways of solving

The state is carrying out systematic work to simplify and objectify the procedure for conducting medical and social examination, touching upon issues of interdepartmental interaction. Despite the measures taken, citizens still note the difficulty of passing the entire procedure for establishing disability, from medical examinations to passing the examination itself, including additional request for documents. Medical organizations cannot transfer medical documents to institutions of medical and social examination. This not only violates the established procedure for recognizing a citizen as disabled, but also violates the rights of citizens to comply with medical secrets. This violates the provisions of regulatory legal acts regulating the passage of the medical and social examination, but also legislation in the field of protecting the health of citizens. The way out of this situation is seen in the exclusion of the facts of the exchange of medical documentation when establishing disability, as well as legal education of employees of both medical organizations and medical and social examination institutions.