European Journal of Medicine. Series B

3-10

Authors: Eugen D. Adamovich, Alexander V. Notchenko, Oleg V. Gradov

The article considers novel digital “barcoding” methods and techniques for identification and decoding of different analog neuroelectrophysiological information from old printed registrigrams, including rasters, cross-correlogramms, PC-analysis results (Principal Components Analysis) and PSTH. It is obvious, that the basic principle of laser-based barcode reading and real time analysis using CMOS and CCD sensors may be realized not only for linear barcodes, but also for PDF417 or MicroPDF417, Datamatrix, Codablock, stacked barcodes, POSTNET codes, EAN, UPC, Code128 et cetera.

41-47

Authors: A.A. Musaev, A.A. Abdukayumov, G.A. Rozikhodjaeva

This article is devoted to the problem of pediatric hearing impairment, the development of structures necessary for the early detection of hearing impairment in children of preschool age. It discusses the features of audiological diagnosis in the framework of auditory screening. The modern methods of diagnostics used depend on the age of child, his readiness and ability to follow the instructions of doctors. The article presents data on the implementation of such programs in foreign countries in recent years, as well as recommendations for improving the hearing services and hearing and speech rehabilitation in Uzbekistan. In order to assist such children with hearing and speech disorders, further activities are needed, which aim at the overall development of the child, improving its prospects in the education system and later in employment.

55-66

Authors: Yuliya S. Zelinskaya, Elena V. Bakalskaya

The article considers the role of modern technologies in medical care. Building on research papers, the authors analyze the growth of qualified medical care and outline the reasons for the use of technologies in medical institutions. The review of scientific articles about the impact of informatization and computerization in the healthcare sector helped to determine the targets for further development of medical technologies in the future. The creation and implementation of intelligent health monitoring systems in everyday life record the functional parameters of the patient and transmit them to the doctor, and likewise ensure the prevention of dangerous diseases. Despite the enormous researchers' controversy about the positive and negative effects of modern technologies, they permanently refine and improve the quality of medical services. The main "painful point" of increasing the technological effectiveness of the healthcare sector in Russia and abroad is the inconsistency between modern technologies and existing information systems. The unwillingness of market participants and the development features of the health care system can be an obstacle to the implementation of medical technologies in the Russian healthcare system. In general, the Russian market of medical services using modern technologies tends to grow, as administrative structures begin the process of legalization of medical technologies of different directions.