| Public services: |
| 1. Primary health care services outside the basic compulsory health insurance programme 1.1. Diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases other than HIV infection. Unique registry entry number: 860000О.99.0.АД57АА37002. 1.2. Diagnosis and treatment of HIV infection. Unique registry entry number: 860000О.99.0.АД57АА40002. |
| Publicly mandated activities |
| 1. Applied research Research undertaken as part of Rospotrebnadzor’s 2021–2025 sectoral research programme, Scientific Support for Epidemiological Surveillance and the Protection of the Russian Federation’s Territory against Infectious Disease: Developing New Technologies, Tools and Methods for the Monitoring and Prevention of Infectious and Parasitic Diseases: 1.1. Use of high-throughput nucleic acid sequencing to monitor enterovirus circulation at the molecular genetic level in the Ural Federal District and Western Siberia (EGISU NIOKTR registration No. 121041500041-1). 1.2. A risk-based approach to HIV prevention in specific population groups (EGISU NIOKTR registration No. 121041500042-8). 1.3. Epidemiology and prevention of healthcare-associated viral infections, including varicella, norovirus and rotavirus infections (EGISU NIOKTR registration No. 121040500099-5). 1.4. Comprehensive assessment of population-level immunity to tick-borne encephalitis virus across the Ural Federal District (EGISU NIOKTR registration No. 121040500096-4). 1.5. An integrated study of the epidemiological and molecular genetic characteristics of pathogens causing influenza and other acute respiratory viral infections in severe cases during widespread vaccination programmes (EGISU NIOKTR registration No. 121041500044-2). |
| 2. Public health and epidemiological assessments Expert assessments, investigations, inspections, research, testing and other evaluations of compliance with sanitary, epidemiological and hygiene requirements. This includes sanitary and epidemiological inspections. Unique registry entry number: 869000Ф.99.1.АЕ52АА00002. |
Virome Institute