Problems of Socio-Medical Rehabilitation of Citizens Who Have Recovered from the New Coronavirus Infection

The article examines the main issues related to the socio-medical rehabilitation of citizens who have recovered from COVID-19. It highlights the challenges faced by healthcare systems in organizing comprehensive rehabilitation programs, to the needs of different age groups and vulnerable populations, as well as the importance of psychological support and physical recovery. The study also emphasizes the role of interdisciplinary cooperation and the development of personalized rehabilitation strategies to improve the quality of life for patients after recovery.

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Bulletin of Science and Practice
Published
2025-02-15
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https://doi.org/10.33619/2414-2948/111/31
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Healthcare Systems and Public Health
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Problems of Socio-Medical Rehabilitation of Citizens Who Have Recovered from the New Coronavirus Infection

G. Baitova, M. Zhorobekova, D. Akbaeva
Bulletin of Science and Practice
Healthcare Systems and Public Health
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Problems of Socio-Medical Rehabilitation of Citizens Who Have Recovered from the New Coronavirus Infection

G. Baitova, M. Zhorobekova, D. Akbaeva
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Abstract

The article examines the main issues related to the socio-medical rehabilitation of citizens who have recovered from COVID-19. It highlights the challenges faced by healthcare systems in organizing comprehensive rehabilitation programs, to the needs of different age groups and vulnerable populations, as well as the importance of psychological support and physical recovery. The study also emphasizes the role of interdisciplinary cooperation and the development of personalized rehabilitation strategies to improve the quality of life for patients after recovery.

Bulletin of Science and PracticeVol. 11(2)
Kyrgyz State Medical Academy (KG), International University of Kyrgyzstan (KG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Healthcare Systems and Public Health
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