ORGANIZATION OF SPECIALIZED CARE. ONCOLOGY DISPENSARY
Keywords:
specialized medical care, oncology dispensary, oncological diseasesAbstract
This article examines the organizational, legal, and methodological foundations of providing specialized oncological care to the population. The study focuses on the oncology dispensary as a key unit responsible for early detection of oncological diseases, monitoring, application of high-tech treatment methods, and patient rehabilitation. The article highlights issues related to the digitalization of the dispensary process, implementation of screening programs at the regional level, and integration of oncological services with primary health care. In addition, the paper presents scientifically grounded proposals and recommendations aimed at reducing mortality rates and improving patients’ quality of life through optimization of oncology dispensary activities.
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