Registration Number
0226U003111,
(0123U101765)
, R & D reports
Title
Technologies for improving the quality of life of internally displaced persons, military personnel and their family members
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Узагальнювальний
Head
Tsos Anatolii V., д.фіз.вих.
Registration Date
17-03-2026
Organization
Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University
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Development of technologies to improve the quality of life of internally displaced persons, military personnel and their family members
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A comprehensive study of the quality of life of socially vulnerable population groups in Ukraine under martial law was conducted, focusing in particular on internally displaced persons, military personnel, and members of their families. The study involved 900 working-age participants and included an analysis of socio-demographic, behavioral, psychological, and physiological factors influencing quality of life. The findings indicate that the war significantly increases the level of psychological distress, reduces indicators of mental well-being, and worsens the overall quality of life across different social groups.The results demonstrate that the combination of physical activity, psychological support, and social integration represents an effective approach to improving quality of life under wartime conditions. The study also examined the characteristics of physical activity and psycho-emotional status among internally displaced persons, military personnel, and unemployed individuals, which made it possible to identify key risk factors for the deterioration of physical and mental health and to confirm the effectiveness of physical rehabilitation programs for military personnel. An important outcome of the project was the development of a scientifically grounded model for predicting the quality of life of the working-age population based on machine learning algorithms. The model makes it possible to identify key factors influencing the physical and mental components of quality of life, including age, level of physical activity, education, marital status, and level of psychological distress. Based on this model, a digital tool – a computer program titled was developed to provide a personalized assessment of quality-of-life indicators.
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Iryna M. Voytovych
Svitlana Indyka
Svitlana V. Кozak
Liudmyla V. Yelisieieva
Svitlana I. Savchuk
Yuliia O. Pavlova
Olena V. Krasota
Svitlana V. Kolesnyk
Nataliia O. Belikova
Anatolii V. Tsos
Serhii V. Hlova
Valentyn V. Bielikov
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2026-03-17
