The main results of proactive and planned scientific research carried out in the 2010–2020s and aimed at creating regulatory legal acts and official documents of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation regulating the functioning of the medical supply system for troops (forces) are presented. The sequence and key stages of the formation of a harmonious regulatory legal framework for the medical supply system for troops (forces) are reflected. The concept of rationing medical equipment for formations, military units, military medical and other organizations in peacetime and war is substantiated. The research design is shown, based on a comprehensive study of the need for various types of medical equipment in the provision of established types of medical care, including specialized and high-tech, and also taking into account the potential of the domestic medical and pharmaceutical industries. The fundamental directions for improving the legal regulation of mechanisms for providing medical equipment to troops (forces) are presented, taking into account trends in military development and military-economic support for state defense. Changes in the drug provision of military personnel, including those injured (diseases) while performing combat and special missions, are disclosed. The leading role of the teaching staff of the Military Medical Academy named after. CM. Kirov in integrating an integral regulatory legal framework for the medical supply system for troops (forces). In general, the activities aimed at updating the regulatory legal framework of the medical supply system of troops (forces) and its harmonization with legislative and regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation, regulatory legal acts of federal executive authorities, as well as regulatory legal acts and official documents of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation are “lively” and dynamic. In the 2010s-2020s, thanks to the creative joint activity of specialists of the Main Military Medical Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, scientists and employees of the Military Medical Academy named after S.M. Kirov, it was possible to develop (rework) a large array of normative legal acts and official documents of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation regulating the implementation of the measures provided for the provision of medical equipment to troops (forces) in the prevailing military-strategic and socio-economic conditions.
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