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The results of work of decentralized and centralized out-patient surgical service in two regions of the city of Novokuznetsk are compared. The authors make a conclusion that the centralized out-patient surgical service has a number of advantages as compared with the decentralized service since it allows to concentrate the material resources, to improve the staff of specialists, to widen the volume and spectrum of the medical care and makes prerequisites for profitable work of the institution under conditions of the market relations and competition.
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