Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care of NMAPE named after PL Shupyk continues to involve experienced specialists in the educational process, not only in the anesthetic profile, but also in other areas of medicine.

Recently, the problem of defects in the provision of medical care has become increasingly urgent. The number of cases concerning claims of patients to health care facilities, so-called "medical cases", which are considered by courts every year, is increasing.

Today, there are grounds to argue that the moral and ethical aspects of the activities of the doctor go to the background, and in the case of violations of professional activities, such actions are considered from the standpoint of legality. The peculiarity of the resolution of civil and criminal cases caused by the adverse results of diagnosis and treatment in medical practice is that the main, and in some cases, the only evidence of a similar case, is the conclusion of a forensic examination, indicating the presence or absence of signs of an offense. This was reported by the associate professor of the Department of Forensic Examination of NMAPE, the medical examiner of the SE "Main Bureau of Forensic Medical Examination of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine" Oksana Gurina, who on March 18, 2019 provide for the residents of the second year of teaching the lecture "Features of conducting forensic examinations on materials of criminal proceedings in cases of inadequate provision of medical care ". Clinical examples were presented showing errors in the management of medical records by doctors, with violations of deontological character and those that are subject to the Code of Criminal Procedure of Ukraine and violate the current legislation of Ukraine on health care.

The lecture raised a lot of interest in the listeners and was accompanied by a discussion, including, at the end of the report. As residents noted, such lectures are extremely important as they demonstrate the importance of clear medical records, accustom to the rigorous realities of future independent medical practices, and substantiate the need to study the Ukrainian legislation on health care and current normative and legal acts defining activity government bodies and health care institutions, legal right to anesthesiology.