The Ministry of Defense plans a new extraterritorial reform. The idea is that citizens are not attached to that TCC and SP, where they first register, and to a particular military medical commission.

This was announced by the Deputy Head of the MO for digital development, digital transformations and digitalization Ekaterina Chernogorenko. On the air of the telemarathon, she called the future changes very important. They are expected during this year.

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We are talking about providing an opportunity for a person who, for example, moved to another city, contact the nearest setting center.

The principle of extraterritoriality will be applied to pass the ATV. " This may be the Central Bank, that is, a regular healthcare institution of state -owned ownership, and private clinic, ”said Chernogorenko.

Since TCC and SP work in the Unified State Register " This will happen "

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It is planned to implement changes regarding the IHC " Bind a medical examination to any doctor who is convenient for a person: it can be a therapist, a family doctor or specialist doctors, if necessary, "

The extraterritorial principle of passing through the IHC will help introduce a single electronic healthcare system.

In the context of information security, the deputy minister assured:

the person’s entry point occurs through the reserve+application, and the protection there is reliable.

" That is, a person appears with a request that is directed directly to the protected register, returns specifically to its device - and no vulnerabilities in order to carry out data interception, we do not see. But we still work to constantly increase the level of protection of our systems. The best state teams are working on this, ”Chernogorenko emphasized.