RESOURCE PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE IN THE CENTRAL ECONOMIC ZONE OF THE SAKHA REPUBLIC (YAKUTIA) AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH POPULATION HEALTH INDICATORS

To achieve the proper level of accessibility and quality of medical care to the population, the provision of the municipalities of the republic with the necessary resources (material, technical, financial, human, information, etc.) is of no small importance. In this work, we analyzed the resource provision in the Central Economic Zone (CEZ) according to the indicators included in the official statistical reporting: the availability of medical personnel (doctors, paramedics), round-the-clock hospital beds (all per 10,000 population) and the capacity of outpatient clinics institutions (OCI, in shift visits). An analysis is made of the relationship of a number of indicators characterizing public health with the resource provision of districts / uluses, by correlation coefficients calculated for the period 2007-2016.