"The main network and personnel indicators of rural medical institutions of the RSFSR for 1969" is a unique analytical report. which immerses the reader in the complex and multifaceted world of Soviet-era health care offering a detailed look at the state of rural health facilities more than half a century ago. The author’s team, which has gathered rich experience and knowledge, has created a document that not only serves as a valuable historical source, but also remains relevant for specialists interested in the development of the health care system, medical statistics and social aspects of Soviet medicine. This book is a real storehouse of information about the network structure and personnel composition of rural medical institutions of the RSFSR in 1969. It reveals how medical care was organized in rural areas, what resources were used to provide the population with high-quality medical care, and how personnel policy was carried out in that period. The book covers in detail the indicators of the number of medical workers, their specializations, distribution by regions and types of institutions, as well as the dynamics of the development of the network of rural medical institutions. The reader will be able to trace how the indicators for the year changed, which became the basis for further reforms and modernization of the health care system in the USSR. The book "The main network and personnel indicators of rural medical institutions of the RSFSR for 1969" is intended for a wide range of readers - from medical historians and sociologists to specialists in the field of health care, students and teachers of medical universities . It is especially interesting for those who appreciate a deep analysis of statistical data and are looking for answers to questions about the development of the health care system in the Soviet period. This publication will be a valuable source for those who are engaged in the study of social history, demographic changes and regional features of medical care. The book pays special attention to the topic of personnel potential - who worked in rural medicine, how the professional composition was formed, what challenges the system faced at that historical moment. The author's team is not limited to dry figures, but tries to present the picture as a whole, emphasizing the importance of human resources to ensure the health of the population in rural areas. The book raises questions about the availability of medical services, the role of paramedics, district doctors and other specialists, as well as problems associated with their preparation and distribution. The style of presentation is highly accurate and analytical, which makes the book a valuable tool for researchers who want to understand the mechanisms of the functioning of the Soviet health care system. At the same time, it is written in accessible language, which allows even non-specialists to feel the atmosphere of that time and understand the importance of socio-economic factors affecting the development of medicine in rural areas. If you are interested in the history of medicine, the development of the health care system in the USSR or are looking for specific data for scientific research, this book will become an indispensable source for you. It can be compared to other works ,. The History of Soviet Medicine , [ such as "History of health care development in the USSR" or "Social aspects of medical care in the 20th century" , [ However, the “Basic Network and Personnel Indicators of Rural Medical and Preventive Institutions of the RSFSR for 1969” stands out for its unique focus on statistics and personnel potential. ,..... [Read More] , [ which makes it particularly valuable for analysts and historians. Overall , this publication is not just a collection of numbers and tables , A living window into the past , Allows you to understand , how the health care system was built and developed in Soviet Russia , What challenges faced medicine in rural areas and how the state sought to ensure the health of its citizens Reading it, you will not only learn about the specific indicators for 1969, but also get an idea of the large-scale transformations that shaped the future of Soviet medicine.