Legal, Organizational and Economic Aspects of Physical Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Combat Veterans

Pantielieieva, Natalia; Rogova, Nina; Kletsenko, L.; Braichenko, S.; Dzholos, S.

doi:10.32014/2020.2518-1467.125

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“…At the same time, there are issues of multidisciplinary nature that unite medicine, law, and even morality; for instance, positive and negative reproduction rights, euthanasia, and transplanting. Even more, national rehabilitation systems of combat veterans require a change of paradigm following the modern international approaches, standards, and practices (Pantielieieva et al, 2020).…”

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“…The success of the implementation of rehabilitation and readaptation programs for combat veterans depends on the perfection, timeliness of adoption of critical legal acts, proper financing and rational use of budgetary allocations, effective management on the principles of public-private partnership, and cooperation of state organs and non-governmental organizations (Pantielieieva et al, 2020).…”

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“…The primary task is developing a rehabilitation and reintegration system for combat veterans based on the state and society's consolidation of efforts and comprehensive support. It should be adapted to the national historical, political, economic, legal, and socio-cultural contexts, focusing on implementing a better foreign experience (Pantielieieva et al, 2020).…”

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“…This state policy's priority is developing and adopting a medical and psychological rehabilitation program for combat veterans based on fundamental economic calculations. The institutions involved in this activity must consolidate their efforts to create a medical, social, and psychological rehabilitation program based on complex scientific research (Pantielieieva et al, 2020). The theory of post-conflict peacebuilding addresses the issue of rehabilitation and reintegration of ex-combatants as a necessary reform required by the security sector to minimize future threats and relieve society from the fear of future war (Thalpawila, 2015).…”

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. This article aims to identify the current issues affecting armed conflict participants and their prospects within modern medical law in pandemic and post-pandemic times. Theoretical foundations, supported by the dialectical method, were used to study and outline the current international humanitarian law and modern medical law problems challenging combatants. The formal legal and comparative methods abetted suggesting directions for the combatants’ medical and human rights to rehabilitation in a context of global changes and social transformations in pandemic and post-pandemic times. Ultimately, combatants’ interrelated challenges and prospects in these times involve financial, social, medical, and legal components requiring modernizing the rehabilitation system. Thus, an effective policy regarding participants in hostilities will ensure a common national policy that protects every member of society.

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“…The theory of postconflict peacebuilding addresses the issue of rehabilitation and reintegration of ex-combatants as a necessary reform required by the security sector, because that would minimize future threats and relieve society from a fear of future war (Thalpawila, 2015). National systems of rehabilitation of combat veterans require a change of paradigm in accordance with the modern international approaches, standards, and practices (Pantielieieva et al, 2020). Rehabilitation must be integrated fully into a nation's health system and be strengthened specifically at the primary care level to increase access and achieve its full potential (Heinemann et al, 2020).…”

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Participants and Victims of Armed Conflicts and Hostilities Rehabilitation

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The research purpose of the article is to determine current issues and prospects of rehabilitation of participants and victims of armed conflicts and hostilities in pandemic, postpandemic, and new world's order conditions. By using the dialectical method, theoretical background and current issues of rehabilitation of participants and victims of armed conflicts and hostilities have been investigated, and the modern challenges concerning this issue have been outlined. The article concluded that only a complex repair of health of participants and victims of armed conflicts and hostilities, which, on the one hand, includes medical, physical, psychical practices, and experience for bodily intact ones, and, on the other hand, obligatorily involves the possibility of cyber technology use to be integrated physically into bodily injured ones, may lead to desirable results of their rehabilitation in pandemic and postpandemic conditions of new world's order.

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Effectiveness of physical therapy of a person with a hemorrhagic stroke during the recovery period: a clinical case

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Vyshar

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Purpose: to scientifically substantiate and develop a program of physical therapy for a patient after a hemorrhagic stroke (during the recovery period) and check its effectiveness. Material & Methods: the study was conducted on the basis of the "Skalyansky Clinic" Medical Center. The organization of the study involved conducting a comparative analysis of the dynamics of indicators obtained with the help of clinical tools for assessing the patient’s functional state in the process of applying the author’s physical therapy program. A 71-year-old patient with a diagnosis of "Acute cerebrovascular hemorrhagic disorder: subarachnoid-parenchymal hemorrhage with the formation of a stroke-hematoma of the left temporal-subcortical area of the brain with breakthrough into the ventricular system with right-sided hemiplegia, sensorimotor aphasia" by a multidisciplinary team (doctor, physical therapist, speech therapist and psychologist) an individual program of physical therapy was developed. In order to evaluate the effectiveness of the experimental methodology, a formative experiment was conducted. Clinical tools for assessing the functional state of the patient during the research were domains in the form of the ICF-core-set tool (a set of ICF basic categories) (ICF Research Branch, 2022) for complex stroke: Lovett’s test, Barthel scale, Gait Velocity (GV) tests and Berg Balance scale (BBS), Montreal Scale of Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), Get Up and Go Tests, Trunk Control Test, Functional Independence Measure (FIM). The developed individual program of physical therapy for hemorrhagic stroke in the recovery period is a comprehensive course of physical therapy, occupational therapy, which is carried out in stages and includes the following components: therapeutic gymnastics classes; electrical stimulation of the shoulder, psychological (psychological counseling, psychological support, developmental classes for the recovery of cognitive impairments) and speech therapy (speech therapy gymnastics, articulation exercises, Su-Jok (massage ball and ring) component. After applying the specified author’s individual physical therapy program, qualitatively positive changes in the functional and psychophysical state of the patient, in particular: b7301.4 to b7301.2; d550.2 to d550.1; d510.3 to d510.2; d520.3 to d520.2; d540.3 to d540. 2; d598.3 to d598.2; d4100.3 to d4100.2; d450.3 to d450.2; d469.4 to d469.3; d330.3 to d330.1; d355.3 to d355.3; d998.3 to d998.2. Results: after applying the author’s program of physical therapy, we found qualitatively positive changes in the functional and psychophysical state of the patient, as evidenced by the positive dynamics of the studied indicators. The psychological and speech therapy work carried out contributed to the improvement in the process of restoring the patient’s cognitive functions (from moderate to mild impairment), stabilization of his emotional state, acquisition of stress resistance skills, harmonization of the patient’s system of relationships with himself, Conclusions: the effectiveness of using the author’s individual program of physical therapy is confirmed by the dynamics of qualitatively positive changes in the functional and psychophysical state of the patient.

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Legal, Organizational and Economic Aspects of Physical Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Combat Veterans

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Combatants’ issues and prospects in modern medical law under pandemic and post-pandemic conditions

Combatants’ issues and prospects in modern medical law under pandemic and post-pandemic conditions

Participants and Victims of Armed Conflicts and Hostilities Rehabilitation

Effectiveness of physical therapy of a person with a hemorrhagic stroke during the recovery period: a clinical case

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