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The 22Nd Congress of Pediatricians of Russia with International Participation «Actual Problems of Pediatrics» The 22nd Congress of Pediatricians of Russia with international participation «Actual Problems of Pediatrics» The 22nd Congress of Pediatricians of Russia with international participation «Actual Problems of Pediatrics» took place in Moscow on February 21–23, 2020. The 1st Conference of pediatric derma- tologists, the 1st Summit of Medical Specialists and Health Organizers «Nutritional Components in Health Programming», the 2nd Seminar «Insurance Medicine in Child Health Protection», the 2nd forum «Medical Volunteers to Children of Russia», the 3rd National Assembly «Protected Generation», the 8th Scientific conference «Emergency Pediatric Surgery and Traumatology», the 9th Eurasian Forum on Rare Diseases, the 10th Forum of Pediatric Nurses and the 13th International Forum of Pediatric Surgeons and Orthopedic Traumatologists were held within the Congress. The Organizers of the 22nd Congress Traditionally the presenter of official opening ceremony of Pediatricians of Russia were: of the 22nd Congress of Pediatricians of Russia was the • Ministry of Health of Russian Federation; President of the Union of Pediatricians of Russia, • Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russian academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Federation; L. Namazova-Baranova. • Federal Service for Supervision in Healthcare; • Federal Service for the Surveillance in the Sphere of Consumer’s Rights Protection and Public Welfare; • Federal Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund; • Russian Academy of Sciences; • Russian Academy of Education; • Moscow Healthcare Department; • The Union of Pediatricians of Russia; • European Pediatric Association EPA/UNEPSA; • EURYPA; • 16 other professional associations; • 10 universities; • 8 scientific research centres and institutes; • 2 Federal Medical and Biological Agency health care facilities. More than 9000 delegates have participated in the 22nd Congress of Pediatricians of Russia: heads of administrative bodies and health care facilities, doctors for children, scientists, children’s specialists of outpatient and inpatient clinics of any health care levels, includ- ing 315 pediatric nurses from 23 regions of Russian Federation. 103 foreign delegates from 11 countries have attended the Congress. 73.616 online individual and group views via Internet were registered during the Congress. The 22nd Congress of Pediatricians of Russia was accredited by the Coordinating Council for Continuous Medical and Pharmaceutical Education of the Ministry of Health of Russia and the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME). Thus, all participants of the Congress, members of the Union of Pediatricians of Russia can get diplomas of Coordinating Council for CME and 12 credits maximum and also inter- The Congress was opened by the President of the Union national diplomas of EACCME and 20 credits maximum of Pediatricians of Russia academician of the Russian Academy (European CME credits). of Sciences L. Namazova-Baranova The opening ceremony. State Anthem of the Russian Federation Director of Department of Child Healthcare and Delivery Service of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation E. Baybarina Welcoming remarks were also given by vice-chairman of State Duma O. Epifanova who thanked participants for their hard work and wished them further success. The Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation V. Falkov has personally wel- comed the delegates of the 22nd Congress. He has also thanked pediatricians for their professionality and alle- giance to the work. Words of welcome from the Minister of Health of the Russian Federation M. Murashko were read by the director of Department of Child Healthcare and Delivery Service of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation E.N. Baybarina. She has also award- ed our colleagues with the «Excellent Worker of Public Pediatric nurse S. Emelyanenko has recieved the award «Excellent Worker of Public Health» from E. Baybarina Health» pins «For the significant contribution in the reduc- tion of infant mortality, improvement of the children medi- cal care quality and dedicated work»: S. Emelyanenko, I. Maykova, R. Murzin. The President of the Russian Academy of Education Y. Zinchenko, academician-secretary of the Department of Medical Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences V. Starodubov congratulated all the participants on the opening of such important event for the pediatricians. A. Popova, the head of Federal Service for the Surveillance in the Sphere of Consumer’s Rights Vice-chairman of State Duma O. Epifanova Protection and Public Welfare, has mentioned in her welcoming speech that our pediatrics is top of the line in The Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Academician-secretary of the Department of Medical Sciences Federation V. Falkov of the Russian Academy of Sciences V. Starodubov Executive secretary of Patriarchal Commission on the family The Minister of Health of the Chechen Republic issues priest Fyodor Lukyanov E. Suleymanov Russian science. It makes considerable contribution for and Informatization of Health Care of the Ministry of sustainability and strengthening of every child health and Health of the Russian Federation, academic secre- society itself. The Union of Pediatricians of Russia was tary of the department of medical sciences of RAS, highly commended for carrying out important scientific honored doctor of Russian Federation), and Viktor and practical work on improvement of the normative, legal Cherepov (executive vice-resident, managing direc- and methodological base for the prevention of infectious tor of the department for collaboration with regional diseases including the National Immunisation Schedule and industry associations of the Russian Union of and Schedule of Preventive Vaccination on Epidemic Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, head of the depart- Indications. ment in the State University of Management). Panteleimon, the Head of Synodal Department • honorary reward of the Union of Pediatricians for Church Charity and Social Service of the Russian of Russia — Distinguished Service Medal in the Orthodox Church Bishop Orekhovo-Zuevsky, vicar of field of Children’s Health dedicated to famous His Holiness Patriarch of Moscow and Russia Kirill has Russian pediatrician, academician George Speransky, emphasized in his speech read by executive secretary of were awarded to: Valery Albitskiy (famous scien- Patriarchal Commission on the family issues priest Fyodor tist, recipient of the Prize of the Russian Federation Lukyanov that precious selfless service of pediatricians to Government, honored scientist of the Russian the children health deserves the highest recognition and Federation who made an outstanding contribution to deepest respect. research of health condition, disability and mortal- The Minister of Health of the Chechen Republic ity of children in the Russian Federation, as well as E. Suleymanov has welcomed all the Congress dele- in studying of history of national medicine, doctor of gates, has mentioned fruitful collaboration of Russian medical sciences, professor), Olga Kovtun (rector of and Chechen pediatricians which had helped to solve Ural State Medical University of the Ministry of Health many difficult issues of children healthcare in Republic. of the Russian Federation, doctor of medical sciences, E. Suleymanov has also read the welcoming speech of professor, corresponding member of RAS, honored Chechen Republic Counsellor Muftiy Salakh-Khadji doctor of the Russian Federation), Sergey Kolesnikov Megiev who wished every success and effective work. (honored scientist of the Russian Federation, acade- At the opening ceremony of the 22nd Congress of mician of RAS, doctor of medical sciences, professor) Pediatricians of Russia: and Jury Lobzin (director of Pediatric Research and • for the first time diplomas of the Union of Clinical Centre for Infectious Diseases under Federal Pediatricians of Russia «For Merit in Protection Medical Biological Agency, honored scientist of the of Children’s Health in Russia» were awarded Russian Federation, leading external expert on infec- to: Alexander Apazov (president of the Union tious diseases in children of the Ministry of Health of «National Pharmaceutical Chamber», president of the Russian Federation, doctor of medical sciences, JSC Pharmimex, one of the greatest scholars in professor, academician of RAS). health management), Nikolai Briko (leading Russian Award winners of annual contest of the Union of epidemiologist, recipient of the Prize of the Russian Pediatricians of Russia «Children’s doctor» following Federation Government in the education field and the results of 2019 are: the Prize of N.F. Gamaleya of RAMS, honored sci- • in nomination of «Pediatrician, intensivist» — Jury entist of the Russian Federation, academician of Kurnosov (pediatrician, intensivist in Regional RAS, leading external expert in epidemiology of the Children’s Clinical Hospital, Perm, candidate of medical Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation), Jury sciences). Kalinin (president of «Rosmedprom» association, • in nomination of «Pediatric cardiologist» — Raisa chair of the board in RMA «Biotechnology — XXI Gatypova (pediatric cardiologist of consultative century», winner of the Lenin prize, honored scientist department in Republican Children’s Clinical Hospital, of the Russian Federation, doctor of medical sci- Republic of Buryatia, Ulan-Ude). ences, professor), Vladimir Starodubov (director • in nomination of «Pediatrician, teacher»
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