2.3.53. It is necessary to prescribe an effective procedure for the judicial examination of cases concerning the release of a convict serving a prison sentence from the sentence due to a grave illness. Provision of Care 2.3.54. If necessary, sufficient care shall be provided to a person deprived of liberty, as well as special dietary food, physiotherapeutic treatment, rehabilitation and other necessary medical interventions, which are accessible in the framework of public health care. 2.3.55. When it is impossible to provide a sufficient volume of medical care, the care shall be organized in a specialized medical institution of the health care authorities. 2.3.56. Medical care shall be organized by a person who has appropriate professional training. The care of a person may not be organized by a cellmate who has not been appropriately trained, and who is concurrently not subject to proper oversight by the PI’s medical personnel. Organizing the Medical-Social Expert Assessment 2.3.57. Persons deprived of liberty that have health issues shall be provided complete information on the process of determining the disability category, i.e. the mechanisms that apply and the documents that re required for determining the disability category, the appeal mechanisms, and the performance of the repeat expert assessment. 2.3.58. The process of determining disability shall be organized without delays, in the framework of the state-guaranteed free-of-charge health care. Medical Oversight of Persons Refusing Water or Food 28