rehabilitation

It is well known that Ukraine has a large number of preserved and semi-ruined historical complexes of palaces, castles, industrial facilities, and other types of complexes that are in a state of stagnation and are not being used effectively. The process of adapting such objects requires a professional approach and a thorough study of the issues, including systematic analysis and the development of architectural solutions. The realities of today require a rethinking of the use of architectural heritage in Ukraine, especially in the context of post-war reconstruction and rehabilitation.

Purposes. The purpose of the article is to study the role and importance of management in the process of returning servicemen to full civilian life. The authors suggest that effective management of military reintegration programs, including a comprehensive approach to social, psychological, and economic support, will significantly increase their successful adaptation to civilian life and reduce the risk of negative consequences of war, such as PTSD, depression, and suicide.

The article examines the peculiarities of executing punishment in the form of arrest for military personnel, focusing on the legal, psychological, and organizational aspects that distinguish it from civilian forms of punishment. Arrest in the military system is a specific disciplinary measure designed to maintain order, discipline, and control within the armed forces.

Among the components of the natural recreational potential of the Carpathian region of Ukraine, a special place is occupied by bioclimatic and hydromineral resources, therefore the purpose of the work is to assess their features. The bioclimatic component of the natural recreational potential of this region determines the comfort (discomfort) of human sensations and well-being, so it is important to identify possible positive and negative impacts of various climatic factors and their dynamics in mountain and foothill areas during different seasons of the year.

This article examines the institution of rehabilitation of illegally convicted persons in the legal system of Ukraine. It was determined that the rehabilitation of illegally convicted persons in the legal system of Ukraine is an important step for ensuring justice and restoring trust in justice. It has been studied that the institution of rehabilitation of illegally convicted persons plays an important role in the legal system of Ukraine, having a significant impact on the development of justice and the protection of human rights.

The reform of the criminal-executive system has set Ukraine the task of determining the priority conditions and means of social adaptation of persons who have been released from places of deprivation of liberty.

The article examines the socio-legal nature of the process of social adaptation of persons released from prisons. 

Physiological rehabilitation is applied in medical practice to restore a person's functional ability after musculoskeletal
injuries. Movements in the joints are the main functional indicator of the activity of the organs of support and movement.
The paper considers a resistive goniometric sensor in the form of a ball joint. Based on such a sensor, a medical rehabilitation
goniometric system is developed. It includes also a data collection device (autonomous data recorder) and a portable modem.

The article deals with the current state of public administration in the field of medical rehabilitation. Attention is drawn to the emergence of new factors affecting the effectiveness of public administration in this area because of the transformation of the national health system. The main problems and directions of improvement of mechanisms of public administration in the field of medical rehabilitation as the subsystem of the national health care system are determined.

The article analyzes the dynamics of the number of people with disabilities in Ukraine, in particular by groups and separately children with disabilities, the provision of services by the State Employment Service for people with disabilities, including Lviv region during January-September 2020-2021.