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At present, free medical care in Russia is provided mainly at the expense of compulsory medical insurance. This system is implemented in accordance with the principles enshrined in legislation. The degree to which they are observed in the framework of free medical care makes it possible to determine the effectiveness of the realisation of the right of citizens to health care and medical assistance. The article considers cases of judicial practice in disputes involving medical organisations regarding the financial provision of their activities in the context of compliance with the principles of compulsory medical insurance. Trends in court practice related to the refusal to pay medical organisations for excessive amounts of medical care provided at the expense of compulsory health insurance funds and the recognition of actions involving medicines as inappropriate expenditure of compulsory health insurance funds have been identified.
Anastasia Malysheva (Thu,) studied this question.