Scientific and methodological approaches to the formation of risk-oriented model of sanitary and epidemiological surveillance over activities in the healthcare field
Methodical approaches to the categorization of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs engaged in health care activities are discussed, with respect to the potential risk of harm to the health of the population. Risk is defined as the multiplication of the probability of sanitary and epidemiological requirements violations, the severity of these violations consequences of and the scale of the impact to people health care. It is shown that inclusion of extremely high, high and significant risk objects in planned inspections substantially increases the detectability of violations, changes the structure of the identified violations and, contributes to the growth of the effectiveness of control and supervisory activities