The article substantiates efficiency of medical social rehabilitation activities in out-patient conditions on the basis of study of health conditions, life-style and medical care organization of patients with ischemic stroke. The obtained data demonstrated a higher efficiency of complex rehabilitation therapy. The efficient application of possibilities of out-patient polyclinic institution increases the level of physiological, psychological and social adaptation of patients.

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