THE KEY ASPECTS OF THE LEGISLATIVE PROGRESS AND FORGERY ATTEMPTS IN THE HEALTHCARE OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN

Abstract

Aim. To study and raise awareness of the medical staff about the legal basis of the public health and offenses for drawing up untrue documents. Materials and methods. Current work analyzes the normative and legal documents in the field of social protection, including health care, adopted in the years of independence. Research methods included analytic, expert and special juridical. Results and discussion. The research analyzes modern legislative progress that manages the relationship between medical staff and patients in the post-Soviet period and focuses on the potential and inevitability of drawing up various false medical documents by officials. It indicates motives including vested and anti-social incentives that are subjected to administrative or criminal liability. Conclusion. Service offenses in healthcare, including forgery, are happening due to the low level of professionalism of medical staff and general population poverty. There is a need for awareness in the fundamentals of the relevant legislation and other regulations managing the relationship between officials and patients (or their representatives), in a case of connivance, lack of control and impunity of the responsible people for the majority of forgery.