ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENT AND STRUCTURE OF THE SYSTEM OF REHABILITATION-RESTORATION AND OTHER ACTIONS FOR THE SANATORIUM-RESORT SUPPORT OF THE ARMED FORCES OF FOREIGN STATES
I V Kobryanova , Yu S Serova , L V Vaygacheva , L N Fettsova , M A Babin
Russian Military Medical Academy Reports ›› 2019, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (3) : 139 -142.
ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENT AND STRUCTURE OF THE SYSTEM OF REHABILITATION-RESTORATION AND OTHER ACTIONS FOR THE SANATORIUM-RESORT SUPPORT OF THE ARMED FORCES OF FOREIGN STATES
This article presents the current state of the system of medical and psychological rehabilitation of servicemen in the Armed Forces. Authors presented the results of the analysis of the work for the medical and psychological rehabilitation of military personnel in military sanatorium-resort organizations. Its problematic issues were studied, the main directions of rehabilitation methods improvement were determined. The current aspects of organizing the possibility of including a “family vacation” as part of the medical and psychological rehabilitation of servicemen and their families are considered (bibliography: 9 refs).
emotional regulation / family vacation / medical and psychological rehabilitation / medical equipment / mental health / military sanatorium / multi-session intervention / physical trauma / post-traumatic stress disorder / psychological trauma / therapeutic base
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Kobryanova I.V., Serova Y.S., Vaygacheva L.V., Fettsova L.N., Babin M.A.
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