The organizational legal forms of noncommercial organizations in health care of The Russian Federation.

One of the goals of development of health care system is to increase availability and quality of medical care of population. To achieve this goal is possible by continuous improvement of health care system, search of new solutions to assigned tasks, development of medical care of population. Over the past 20 years, health care system of the Russian Federation underwent a number of significant changes. In the Strategy of Development of Health Care of the Russian Federation for the Long-Term Period 2015-2030 it is noted that to achieve highest possible level of development of health care with coordinated application of all national resources it is necessary to form health care system that integrates all medical services and organizations, regardless of their form of ownership and affiliation. This system is to function within single regulatory and legal framework (uniform requirements for quality and availability of medical care, qualifications of medical personnel, etc.), as well as uniform state, expert and public control. In this regard the study of prospects of using in health care of various organizational and legal forms of noncommercial organizations that contribute to formation of competitive environment in the industry, is of particular relevance, which should also affect quality of medical care provided. The article considers prospects for development of those organizational and legal forms of noncommercial organizations that are already functioning in health care system: state budgetary health care institutions, state autonomous health care institutions, autonomous noncommercial organizations, private institutions. According to the Federal Foundation of Mandatory Medical Insurance Register of medical organizations, on June 2021 about half of medical organizations in the Russian Federation are registered as budgetary organizations. Accordingly, predominant organizational and legal form is budgetary institution, which makes up to 55% of all medical organizations of various organizational and legal forms involved into mandatory medical insurance system. The percentage of state autonomous institutions comes to 8%, private healthcare institutions - 2%. The percentage of autonomous noncommercial organizations comes to 0.4%. The perspectives of development of each of these organizational and legal forms in health care system are analyzed in the article.