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L. Voronina

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Author: L. VoroninaSubject: SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Education and Digital Learning Innovationsclear all
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6th SWS International Scientific Conference on Social Sciences ISCSS 2019
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ETHICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF SCREENING FOR HEREDITARY DISEASES AS A SPECIAL TYPE OF MEDICAL SERVICE: A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

(STEF92 Technology, 2019, E. Zaitseva, A. Nechkin, L. Voronina)

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In this article, the authors review the ethical and legal aspects of screening of newborns for hereditary diseases in the context of the implementation of this medical technology as a specific medical service. In Russia, screening of newborns for phenylketonuria started in 1985, and since 1993 for congenital hypothyroidism, since 2006 - screening for cystic fibrosis, adrenogenital syndrome and galactosemia. In Russia this medical service is one of the services “imposed” and obligatory for all children born reg...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Sociology, Social Work and Digital Learning Innovations2019
4th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM 2017
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PROFESSIONAL STRATIFICATION OF PUBLIC SERVANTS IN THE RUSSIA AS A FACTOR OF THE MODERNIZATION OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM

(STEF92 Technology, 2017, E. Zaitseva, S. Kostina, L. Voronina)

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The purpose of the article is the investigation of the different types of the professional stratification of public servants. The main methodological approaches were system, activity and institutional ones. The base methods which authors have used are the analysis of the documents, including laws and other normative papers, massive questionnaire survey of different groups of servants and an expert survey of their managers. Indicators for the analysis of the characteristics of professional stratification of servant...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Sociology, Social Work and Digital Learning Innovations2017
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