Administrative-Legal Aspects of Healthcare Digitalization: Legal Regulation of Telemedicine and the Unified State Information System in Healthcare

The study examines the administrative-legal aspects of healthcare digitalization with emphasis on the regulation of telemedicine activities and the functioning of the unified state information system in healthcare. The aim of the study is to analyze the features of the legal regime of digital data, the obligations of medical organizations regarding their formation and transfer, as well as emerging risks of administrative liability. It is demonstrated that digitalization has transformed the structure of state control, turning data into the primary instrument of supervisory activities. The author substantiates the necessity of establishing a special administrative-legal regime for digital healthcare, encompassing the legal definition of digital obligations, delineation of responsibility among participants in information processes, and establishment of limits for digital control. The conclusion is drawn regarding the transformation of medical organizations into entities whose public function is realized not only through the provision of medical assistance but also through continuous participation in the healthcare information circuit.