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ORIGINAL PAPER
Priority of motives for physical therapy among participants of military operations in Eastern Ukraine
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Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University, Lutsk, Ukraine
Submission date: 2020-04-10
Acceptance date: 2020-06-10
Publication date: 2021-11-24
Physiother Quart. 2021;29(4):14-17
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ABSTRACT
Introduction:
The study aim was to determine the leading components of the motivation to attend systematic physical therapy classes in demobilized combatants.
Methods:
Theoretical analysis, sociological methods (questionnaire for prioritizing motives for rehabilitation), pedagogical experiment, as well as mathematical and statistical methods were applied. The research involved 110 demobilized soldiers who were undergoing rehabilitation.
Results:
From among the proposed motives, the most significant ones were the combatant’s desire to feel better, not to experience physical discomfort from the injury, and to have a good relationship in the family.
Conclusions:
Post-traumatic stress disorder, which can develop in combatants, negatively affects the desire to undergo rehabilitation. The study of significant motives, depending on age, confirms the need to involve family members before the rehabilitation process commencement and the importance of providing official employment for young combatants after returning home.
The study aim was to determine the leading components of the motivation to attend systematic physical therapy classes in demobilized combatants.
Methods:
Theoretical analysis, sociological methods (questionnaire for prioritizing motives for rehabilitation), pedagogical experiment, as well as mathematical and statistical methods were applied. The research involved 110 demobilized soldiers who were undergoing rehabilitation.
Results:
From among the proposed motives, the most significant ones were the combatant’s desire to feel better, not to experience physical discomfort from the injury, and to have a good relationship in the family.
Conclusions:
Post-traumatic stress disorder, which can develop in combatants, negatively affects the desire to undergo rehabilitation. The study of significant motives, depending on age, confirms the need to involve family members before the rehabilitation process commencement and the importance of providing official employment for young combatants after returning home.
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