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Abstract. In Ukraine, under the conditions of martial law, the availability of medical care to the population has significantly decreased. This is due to the decrease in the number of medical facilities due to their destruction and damage, the seizure of territories and being under occupation, the decrease in the number of medical workers due to their relocation to safer regions, mobilization, etc., the impossibility of aiding due to interruptions in the supply of electricity and medicines due to with active hostilities, etc. This led to the fact that peaceful plans to reform and develop the medical system became ineffective. The purpose of the article is defined by the author to study the problems of the administrative and legal basis of ensuring the availability of medical care to the population in the conditions of martial law and the formation of scientifically based proposals for the improvement of the administrative and legal regulation of the availability of medical care. The author proposes to implement in Ukraine the activity of mobile brigades for providing medical assistance to the population based on the example of the functioning of such brigades for vaccination and for diagnosing Covid‑19. For this, it is necessary to adopt a separate order by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, which would determine the order of their organization and activity during the period of martial law, as well as the requirements for their equipment. First, such mobile teams are necessary for the provision of medical services to provide primary medical care (including for children), vaccination, gynecological, emergency dental and psychological care, as well as to provide the minimum necessary medicines to the population through the granting of the right to operate mobile pharmacies. Keywords: health care, administrative and legal support, availability of medical care, mobile teams. REFERENCES LIST OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS LEGISLATION

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1. Mayzhe 650 likaren perebuvayut na tymchasovo okupovanykh terytoriyakh, z nymy MOZ pidtrymuye kontakt i narakhovuye medykam zarplatu – Lyashko [Almost 650 hospitals are located in the temporarily occupied territories, with which the Ministry of Health maintains contact and calculates salaries for doctors – Lyashko] data zvernennya 21.10.2022 [in Ukrainian].

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