CHARACTERISTICS OF MORBIDITY AND ORGANIZATION OF MEDICAL AND SANITARY CARE TO INTERNAL AFFAIRS OFFICERS

Professional activity associated with a threat to life includes work in which a person is constantly faced with situations that threaten his safety The increased level of occupational diseases is associated with work under stress, with intense professional workloads without special psychological preparation, with an incorrect work and rest regime. Arising from difficult circumstances, these situations not only threaten the health and safety of people, but also significantly reduce productivity and output. They increase the psychological and physiological "cost" of labor and in many cases have inevitable monetary and emotional consequences. In the long term, they can cause job dissatisfaction, shifts in a person's personality and character, and changes in his social life outside of work. The article presents the results of the analysis of the morbidity of internal affairs officers and the assessment of the provision of medical and sanitary and rehabilitation care to them. KEYWORDS: Morbidity, Internal Affairs Officers, Rehabilitation, Medical And Sanitary Care, Rehabilitation, Prevention