[System of rehabilitation in the Armed Forces: history, now-day's and perspectives of development]

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There are two main directions of development of medical rehabilitation in the Armed Forces of RF for now-days: medical-psychological rehabilitation of military service men among special contingents, realizing special military duty (air- and NAVY-staff, staff duty shift of Missile Force of Special Purpose) and medical rehabilitation of military service men, participants of battle action in accordance with sub-program "Social support and rehabilitation of invalids in consequence of battle action or battle trauma" of Federal Purpose Program in the sphere of social support of invalids. The authors mark necessity of reorientation of medical strategy from evaluation of determination of symptoms of already existent disease to evaluation of determination of adaptation reserves of organism of military service men, determination of changes in organism on the stage of pre-disease.

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Publication Type: English Abstract; Journal Article

Journal: Voenno-medit?sinskii zhurnal (Voen Med Zh), published in Russia (Federation). (Language: rus)

Reference: 2009-Aug; vol 330 (issue 8) : pp 11-5

Dates: Created 2009/11/17;

PMID: 19916307, status: In-Process (last retrieved date: 11/17/2009)

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