News Digest 18.07.2023 - 20.07.2023
Regulators
The Government ' s legal administration has criticized the bill on medical waste.
In mid-July, the Office of Legal Affairs provided a response to a draft law proposing that the A-A debris be treated as solid public waste (SC) and that specialized operators be identified for classes B, B and partly G.
The draft law does not define different classes of medical waste (which is included in the São Peñez profile) and its relationship to the classification of waste by hazard class is indicated in the withdrawal. Legal management has commented on how the amendments describe the treatment of nurses. In addition, the draft law envisages the establishment of a roster of specialized operators with a sanitary epidemiological opinion, but what requirements would be required for such findings are not specified. The same applies to the requirements for disposal and disposal sites.
The bill was submitted to the State in May by a group of senators and deputies and is being prepared for consideration on first reading.
Source: https://sozd.duma.gov.ru/bill/365183-8
Market developments
Siemens and Canon will not deliver MRI and CT equipment to Russia
A number of foreign companies suspended MRI and CT vehicles to Russia. The reason is that in May this year the United States Department of Commerce included this equipment in the list of goods to be licensed for export to Russia and Belarus.
Suppliers need to obtain this authorization in their country ' s regulator for each position separately. Many companies had problems. The newcomer was made up of major companies, suppliers of complex medical equipment: American General-Electric Healthcare, German Siemens, Netherlands Philips and Japanese Canon.
Source: https://www.bfm.ru/news/529505
Manufacturer of NIPC ' s " Electrictron " medical equipment has been placed on the roster of unfair suppliers
The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) introduced the heavy-duty technician of the AO " NIPC " Medical Technicians to the Register of Unfair Suppliers (PNP). In May 2021, the ElectricTron planted the RCD-Expert X-ray complex under the Life Cycle Contract (CWC) with a general cheque of 711.67 million roubles, but the Employer-Gormed Technician stated that the complex did not meet the terms of the contract. The company was unable to resolve the discrepancies in the 30-day period, after which the GAW obtained through the arbitral tribunal for the termination of the contract, the payment of 8.7 million roubles and the application of the AO to the PNP. In June 2023, the judgement rested on appeal.
Moscow reset the medical furniture windows.
The initial price of a contract involving counter-investment obligations is 5.1 billion roubles. Applications are received from 17 July to 2 August.
The competition at the same price has already taken place in February-March. All four applications filed were rejected by the commission: participants did not fit into the strictly designated furniture specifications.
In 2023-2033, 50 different types of furniture are to be delivered to the winner, including viewing, binding, general surgeries, massage tables, medical beds, closets, chairs, couches. In doing so, the supplier will have to produce at least 250 million roubles.
Source: https://zakupki.gov.ru/epz/order/notice/ok20/view/common-info.html?regNumber=0173200001423001049
Russian companies began to replace foreign leg prostheses
The motorist ' s hand prostheses will produce legs. Andrei Davidyuk, CEO of the company, reported this to the Vedos. According to Daviduc, the company ' s product is almost entirely composed of domestic components. In the development of serial products, it is planned to add " hundreds of millions of roubles " .
The company expects to occupy more than 25 per cent of the prosthetic market in Russia by 2030, clarified Daviduk. Until recently, foreign producers had been the main suppliers of leg prostheses in Russia, and domestic players were now beginning to fill the niche.
Other
New regions will receive 2.1 billion roubles on health
The Government of the Russian Federation has allocated 2.1 billion roubles to the Ministry of Health to grant grants to the Donetsk and Lugan People ' s Republics, Zaporza and Herson regions for the development of various segments of the health system. The Ministry of Health should ensure that transfer agreements for four new regions are concluded within one month.
Source: https://vademec.ru/news/2023/07/20/novye-regiony-poluchat-2-1-mlrd-rubley-na-zdravookhranenie/
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