[Dynamics of morbidity indices in military personnel during their adaptation to military service].
Сергій Іващенко
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Сергій Іващенко
Abstract
The authors studied changes of morbidity indices of military personnel of armed forces of Ukraine during their adaptation to military service. 1200 military personnel (ranks and sergeants) from different units of Kiev garrison were distributed into three identical groups. Conditions of military service for the first group were the most favourable, for the second group--standard, for the third group--the most complicated. The results of the study showed that in the process of adaptation to military service, morbidity indices of military personnel increase, period of changes of these indices coincide with the stages of adaptation process. The degree of increase of morbidity indices depends on complexity of military service.
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The authors studied changes of morbidity indices of military personnel of armed forces of Ukraine during their adaptation to military service. 1200 military personnel (ranks and sergeants) from different units of Kiev garrison were distributed into three identical groups. Conditions of military service for the first group were the most favourable, for the second group--standard, for the third group--the most complicated. The results of the study showed that in the process of adaptation to military service, morbidity indices of military personnel increase, period of changes of these indices coincide with the stages of adaptation process. The degree of increase of morbidity indices depends on complexity of military service.
Key concepts: Military service, Military personnel, Adaptation (eye), Service (business), Service personnel, Military medicine, Operations management, Political science