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A unified algorithm for appointment (examination; consultation) of patients under follow-up care by a general practitioner has been developed. In order to create the algorithm; we analyzed and systematized data on managing and conducting events within the appointment (examination; consultation) of outpatients by a general practitioner; contained in regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation; clinical guidelines; scientific and methodological literature. Analytical and comparative methods; as well as the method of content analysis were used. The accumulation; adjustment; and systematization of the obtained results were carried out in Microsoft Office Excel 2016 spreadsheets. The algorithm for a dispensary appointment (examination; consultation) by a general practitioner consists of 9 following modules: patient intake; physical examination; assessing the achievement of health targets; assessing the risk of adverse events; assessing the results of consultations with specialists; establishing or clarifying the diagnosis of a disease (condition); prescribing preventive; diagnostic; therapeutic; and rehabilitation measures for medical reasons; informing the patient about the appointment (examination; consultation); preparing medical documentation. The developed algorithm contains systematized information on the activities within appointment (examination; consultation) of patients under follow-up care by a general practitioner; which will allow for the full implementation of prevention and timely detection of complications or exacerbations of diseases (conditions); treatment adjustment; reduction in the number of urgent hospitalizations; implementation of medical rehabilitation; therapeutic and preventive and health resort treatment.
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