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[Health services in the USSR].

This report presents an outline of the organization, operation, facilities, and programs of health services in the Soviet Union as studied by representatives of 21 countries and involving six areas of the U. S. S. R. Information includes organizational charts and descriptive material on the administrative structure for the ministry of health, rural medical district, city hospital, and factory medical and sanitation department. Material on the incidence and treatment of major diseases, environmental and occupational health, sanatoriums, and medical and paramedical training is presented, but little mention is made of financing, mental health, and geriatrics. The study, sponsored by the World Health Organization, took somewhat more than five weeks to complete, and a large amount of the information was supplied by the U. S. S. R. without the advantage of any comparative study by the group. However, the report should interest both public health officers and medical educators.