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Management of Work and Procedure for the Laboratory Diagnostics of Infectious Diseases during the Winter XXII Olympics and XI Paralympics, 2014

Authors: I. V. Bragina; B. P. Kuz’Kin; E. B. Ezhlova; Yu. V. Demina; A. N. Kulichenko; D. V. Efremenko; O. V. Maletskaya; +18 Authors

Management of Work and Procedure for the Laboratory Diagnostics of Infectious Diseases during the Winter XXII Olympics and XI Paralympics, 2014

Abstract

Analyzed is the management system for laboratory diagnostics of infectious diseases during the XXII Olympics and XI Paralympics, 2014 in Sochi. Reviewed is piece of work, executed in the pre-Olympic period as regards provision of laboratory facilities deployed for clinical material investigation, development of normative and regulatory documentation which considers peculiarities of the situation, identification of diagnostic capacities of the laboratories, and forecasting of the probable volume of laboratory studies by reference to various groups of infections. Put forward is the procedure for arrangement of work at the different stages of laboratory diagnostics, cooperation and response in case of emergency situation in the sphere of sanitary-epidemiological welfare of the population. Discussed is the role of geo-information system and current means of monitoring over epidemiological situation in the participating states and in the region of the Olympics in laboratory support organization.

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polymerase chain reaction, инфекционные болезни, специфическая индикация микроорганизмов, Infectious and parasitic diseases, RC109-216, мониторинг инфекционных болезней, лабораторная диагностика, infectious diseases, monitoring of infectious diseases, laboratory diagnostics, olympic games, specific indication of microorganisms, олимпийские игры, полимеразная цепная реакция

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