He said that "the procedure for registering a medical withdrawal from vaccination is as follows: the presence of medical contraindications is determined by the attending physician or a doctor of the specialty in whose competence contraindications against vaccination are determined."
At the same time, Murashko noted that contraindications can be both permanent and temporary.
The minister said that the decision to issue a certificate of medical withdrawal from vaccination is taken by the doctors of the medical organization in which the patient is being observed for the disease that caused the medical withdrawal.
"If it is determined that the patient has temporary contraindications to vaccination, then the certificate is issued for up to 30 days with subsequent consultation with the specialist who issued the certificate," RIA Novosti quotes the head of the Ministry of Health.
According to data as of July 14, 23,827 cases of coronavirus infection were detected in Russia per day.
In total, 5 857 002 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the country since the beginning of the epidemic.
As the NSN reported, State Duma deputy, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, former chief sanitary doctor of Russia Gennady Onishchenko urged Russians to be vaccinated against coronavirus.