Working time limits and number of positions per post in the Aral Sea region for 2025 (Production medical calendar)

Sergey Kim

2025

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DOI 10.32921/2663-1776-2025-60-3-jhd006

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Abstract

When calculating the number of positions of medical workers, the Soviet standard of 4.75 positions per round-the-clock post is used. Since then, the number of holidays has changed, and zones with additional holidays have been introduced. The article presents the coefficients for calculating the number of positions for a round-the-clock post with and without industrial hazards for territories without environmental problems and with those in the Aral Sea region for 2025. Keywords:production medical calendar, number of job positions, working time limits round-the-clock post.