[Models of medical care for pediatric patients with chronic non-communicable diseases (literature review)].

The article presents an analysis of international experience in providing medical care to pediatric patients with chronic non-communicable diseases (CNDs). The main models of providing medical care to pediatric patients with chronic diseases such as heart failure, cardiomyopathies, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, and familial hypercholesterolemia are considered. One of the models is specialized centers established for the treatment of pediatric patients with cardiovascular diseases and inflammatory bowel diseases. The article reflects the results of the implementation of pediatric care models in medical organizations in a number of countries: the United States, Italy, Canada, etc. The results of foreign studies highlight the importance of the implemented models of medical care for children with CVD. The approaches to providing medical care to pediatric patients with CVD in different countries have their own characteristics, which are related to local specifics, funding, and the local healthcare system.