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Information × Registration Number 0225U003246, (0124U001074) , R & D reports Title To develop a methodology and a method for express assessing health state of the war-wounded and injured, using a multidimensional approach of the ICF domains in order to monitor their condition in various rehabilitation periods popup.stage_title Розробити методологію і методику експрес-оцінки кількості «здоров`я», представників груп поранених та постраждалих під час війни, використовуючи багатовимірний підхід доменів МКФ з метою моніторингу їх стану в різні реабілітаційні періоди Head Vladymyrov Oleksandr A., д.мед.н. Registration Date 05-06-2025 Organization Shupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine popup.description1 To develop a methodology and methods of express assessment the "amount" of health among representatives of different specialty groups working in extreme conditions using the multidimensional approach of domains of the International Classification of Functioning and to develop comprehensive rehabilitation programs based on the results obtained. popup.description2  The technology (management) of integrated use of modern programmes, strategies, models, means, methods, and techniques of physical therapy and occupational therapy at each of the successive stages of recovery has been developed in order to assess the rehabilitation potential, taking into account individual smart goals (smart objectives) for the injured, the nature of motor and sensory disorders, indices of the range of manipulation functioning of damaged organs and body systems, psycho-emotional state and lifestyle activity; there has been processed the International Classification of Functioning (ICF) Categorical Profile based on the ICF Core Set of domains to identify the goals of rehabilitation and determine the range of rehabilitation activities in various types of military injuries and traumas; there has been expanded the understanding of an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach to support various groups of military patients in need of rehabilitation. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2025-06-05 Close