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Frequently asked questions
What are clinical guidelines?
These are evidence-based documents covering prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation for a specific disease or condition. They are developed by professional medical non-profit organizations, approved by the Scientific and Practical Council of the Russian Ministry of Health, and subsequently published in the official register.
Is a physician required to follow clinical guidelines?
Under Article 37 of Federal Law No. 323-FZ, medical care is organized and delivered based on clinical guidelines and taking into account standards of medical care. Quality assessment criteria used in medical audits are established on their basis.
How to find a clinical guideline by ICD-10 code?
Enter the code in the search bar (e.g., I10 or J18) or open the "ICD-10 Codes" section: guidelines are grouped by chapters and categories of the International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision.
How often are clinical guidelines updated?
Guidelines are reviewed at least once every three years. Upon revision, the document's edition number changes while its identifier in the register remains the same. The latest editions are collected in the "New and Updated" section.
How do the guidelines for adults and children differ?
Each document indicates the age category: adults, children, or both groups. Separate guidelines with different diagnostic approaches and dosages may apply to the same disease in adults and children.