Characteristics of the Course of Anemia as a Consequence of Combat Injuries in Military Servicemen Participating in High-Intensity Combat Actions.

Introduction: During the full-scale war in Ukraine, the number of military personnel suffering from combat injuries with the development of anemia significantly increased. The work aimed to generalize and study the clinical and hematological characteristics of anemia in service members who received gunshot and blast injuries during combat operations.

Materials And Methods: We examined 264 servicemen within 6 months (main group).

Patient-centered approach to the management of acute kidney injury in the Covid-19 outcomes.

Objective: Aim: To identify patients at risk of AKI with severe COVID-19 and to guide management strategies according to national and global scientific data for improving kidney-related outcomes.

Patients And Methods: Materials and Methods: We conducted retrospective study case-control analysing cases of hospitalisation patients with COVID-19 with or without AKI during hospital stay.

Results: Results: In the study, we found that there was a positive correlation between AKI and respiratory insufficiency (0,513 - moderate, p<0,0001), moderate in the case of AKI grade 2 (0.

SELF-ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTENT OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH MASTER'S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE EUROPEAN PUBLIC HEALTH CORE COMPETENCES PROGRAMME.

Objective: The aim: Determining the compliance of the developed Public Health Educational Program with the principles and basic provisions of the WHO-ASPHER Competency Framework for Public Health Workforce in the European Region.

Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: The study used bibliographic and information-analytical methods and content analysis. A comparative analysis compliance of the content of the Public Health Master's Educational Program, developed in Bogomolets National Medical University, with the provisions of the WHO-ASPHER Competency Framework for Public Health Workforce in the European Region in terms of providing academic disciplines in the ECTS credits (European credit transfer and accumulation system), has been carried out.

Prevalence of bad habits among students of the institutions of higher medical education and ways of counteraction.

Objective: Introduction: The relevance of scientific research is determined by the significant importance of lifestyle in preserving and strengthening the health of the population especially young people what determines the future of any society. Among the numerous youth lifestyle characteristics, particular attention is paid to behavioral factors, including the presence of bad habits. Data of scientific publications indicate a significant prevalence in student environment of tobacco-smoking, consumption of alcohol and other manifestations of unhealthy behavior, which are powerful factors of the risk of developing non-communicable diseases, injuries and other health disorders.