Abstract

The urgency of the problem is due to the significant increase in recent years in the number of young and middle-aged people who have passed the war, the need to develop adequate measures of social assistance and protection. An important task in the organization of the rehabilitation process is to determine the structure of the needs of servicemen with disabilities in various types of medical and social care and the development of individual rehabilitation programs (IRP) based on them. The purpose of the study: to determine the structure of the needs of servicemen with disabilities in medical and social rehabilitation depending on the severity of disability. Statistical data from 25 administrative territories of Ukraine for 2018 are analyzed, the needs of participants of military service with disabilities in medical and social rehabilitation measures, their structure are calculated. The data of the information base of the centers and the bureau of medical and social examination of the regions were used. Processing of the primary material was performed using the universal statistical package "Excel". In 2018, medical and social expert commissions (MSEC) of Ukraine for the first time and re-certified and recognized persons with disabilities 7843 combatants. Of these, disability of group I (IA and IB) was established in 2.6 %, II – in 29.2 %, III – in 68.2 % of cases. All victims for MSEC were formed IRP. The dependence of the needs of combatants in medical and social rehabilitation measures on the severity of disability has been established. For persons with disabilities of groups II and III, priority is given to medical and professional rehabilitation, group I – social rehabilitation and technical means of rehabilitation with medical support. Of the medical rehabilitation services for persons with II and III groups of disability, sanatorium treatment is significant, and group I – rehabilitation therapy. Among vocational rehabilitation services, employment in production conditions is important – for persons with group III disabilities, in specially created conditions – for persons with group II disabilities, at home – for persons with group I disabilities. Vocational training was offered to a small number of people with disabilities of all groups. Among social rehabilitation services and technical means of rehabilitation, the services of social workers of territorial social service centers were significant for representatives of all disability groups, simpler means of transportation for persons of group III disability and more complex means for persons of group I. Determining the characteristics of the needs of servicemen with disabilities depending on its severity allows MSEC specialists to better form the IRP, develop targeted rehabilitation programs at the regional level, assess shortcomings in the organization of the rehabilitation process and build a rehabilitation system for combatants.

Highlights

  • The use of military force in armed struggle is accompanied by casualties and an increase in the number of casualties among servicemen and special services [3]

  • Determining the characteristics of the needs of servicemen with disabilities depending on its severity allows medical and social expert commissions (MSEC) specialists to better form the individual rehabilitation programs (IRP), develop targeted rehabilitation programs at the regional level, assess shortcomings in the organization of the rehabilitation process and build a rehabilitation system for combatants

  • In the United States in 2012 there were 2.73 million people with disabilities due to Modern aspects of social protection of combatants depending on the severity of disability hostilities and military service [11]; in the Russian Federation - more than 120 thousand people [12]

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Introduction

The use of military force in armed struggle is accompanied by casualties and an increase in the number of casualties among servicemen and special services [3]. The urgency of the problem is due to the significant increase in recent years in the number of young and middle-aged people who have passed the war, as well as the need to develop adequate measures of social assistance and protection. These individuals are in dire need of state guarantees in obtaining employment, housing, education, medical care, social assistance, spiritual development, including rehabilitation. Up to 80 % of combat victims are shown rehabilitation measures [6, 7, 19]

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