Mikhail N. Dudin|P V Golyshko|E V Vashalomidze|Dmitry Gurtskoy|L. D. Gurtskoy
Development of digital competencies of medical staff in the context of the overall digitalization of the Russian healthcare
Market Economy Institute|City Clinical Hospital|Moscow Polytechnic University|National Research Institute of Public Health named after N.A. Semashko
relevance study due fact russian healthcare terms pace quality digitalization lags behind healthcare systems developed developing countries low level digital literacy medical staff allow develop proper level competencies working hightech equipment software applications various telemedicine services turn reduces quality efficiency medical care population purpose article develop profile digital competence medical staff methodology article based use methods statistical analysis public data sociological research sample sociological study formed medical staff regions moscow tula bryansk sverdlovsk pace level digitalization russian healthcare several orders magnitude lower healthcare systems united states south korea japan oecd countries development digital competencies high level digital literacy observed among medical workers firstly operate hightech medical organizations secondly among medical workers whose organizations located close regional economic centers russian healthcare needs additional investments directed digitalization development digital literacy medical staff assess digital literacy special digital competence profile middle senior medical personnel developed