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Information × Registration Number 0226U001098, (0124U002223) , R & D reports Title Development and implementation of a system of providing rehabilitation assistance to military personnel and victims of hostilities with severe damage to the nervous system popup.stage_title Розробити та впровадити систему надання реабілітаційної допомоги військовим та постраждалим внаслідок бойвих дій з тяжкими ураженнями нервової системи Head Kyrychenko Alla H., Доктор медичних наук Registration Date 21-01-2026 Organization State institution "Ukrainian State Research Institute of Medical and Social Disability Issues of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine". popup.description1 To develop and implement a step-by-step system of rehabilitation of military personnel and victims of hostilities with severe damage to the nervous system on the basis of interdepartmental integration into a single rehabilitation space popup.description2 REPORT Research Report: 359 pages, 20 tables, 18 figures, 243 references, 5 appendices. MILITARY PERSONNEL, COMBAT VICTIMS, DISABILITY, REHABILITATION SYSTEM, SEVERE NERVOUS SYSTEM DAMAGE Research Object: Modern paradigms of rehabilitation for military personnel and combat victims with severe nervous system injuries. Objective: To develop and implement a step-by-step rehabilitation system for military personnel and combat victims with severe nervous system injuries, based on interdepartmental integration into a unified rehabilitation space. Methods: Logical, empirical, systematic approach, statistical, epidemiological, conceptual modeling, organizational experiment, expert evaluations, and the "Roadmap" method. A step-by-step rehabilitation support system for victims of combat actions with severe nervous system injuries has been developed and tested. Based on research findings, a set of measures to prevent and reduce disability in this group has been identified. Implementing these measures results in reduced hospital stays, faster mobility recovery, and improved self-care. The risk of complications decreases, while continuous rehabilitation and early prevention of secondary complications improve long-term outcomes. Reintegration into society, employment, and adaptation contribute to economic well-being and reduce the social burden on the state. Interdepartmental cooperation and the use of ICF allow for efficient distribution of resources, avoiding service duplication. The results have been implemented in: 3 methodological recommendations 2 analytical handbooks 8 articles 2 abstracts 8 reports Conditions for obtaining: By agreement. Product Description popup.authors Yuliia O. Honchar Viktoriia V. Khramtsova Dmytro O. Bondaruk Andrii M. Domanskyi Oleksandr V. Kuryata Nataliia O. Hondulenko Olena M. Moroz Inna Y. Khaniukova Nataliia V. Tomakh Denys V. Varyvonchyk Alla H. Kyrychenko Svitlana S. Panina Kostiantyn M. Leheza Hennaii M. Malovychko Nataliia S. Polianska Oleksandr S. Hrabovskyi Volodymyr D. Stepenko Volodymyr O. Serchenko Larysa A. Zakharova Maryna D. Zynkevych Anna D. Komarova Valerii O. Radchenko Anzhela M. Ulianova popup.nrat_date 2026-01-21 Close