The existing system of preventive medical examination of the population engaged in economic activities with the purpose of early diagnostics of a variety of disorders and pathological conditions practically does not use the technologies for the assessment of health reserves and identification of the groups at risk of developing common diseases and premorbid conditions. We examined a total of 67 subjects (32 men and 35 women) and treated the data obtained by using the mathematical methods of statistics. The results were used to develop the "Health Reserves" hardware and software complex whose diagnostic potential and informational content permit to identify individuals at high risk of developing common diseases, quantitatively evaluate functional reserves of the human organism, and predict the efficacy of application of non-medicamental technologies for their enhancement.
This paper reports the results of medico-meteorological investigations suggesting the influence of biotropic (unfavourabe) weather conditions characteristic of transient seasons in combination with the abolition of on the frequency of application for emergency medical aid. It was shown that the abolition of during the period from 2009 to 2013 resulted in a significant rise in the frequency of application for the emergency treatment of exacerbation of cardiovascular diseases. The sociological studies involving the responders of various social and age groups carried out parallel to the medical ones demonstrated that most of them (77%) considered the abolition of to be the main cause of the deteriorated of the sense of wellbeing and emphasized the necessity of winter time reversal.
[Using diagnostic software module for monitoring the functional reserves of the organism for the estimation of the efficacy of health-improving and rehabilitative programs].
The social implications of the estimation of health reserves and their monitoring becomes increasingly important for early diagnostics of dysfunctional problems associated with the social and occupational activities as well as for the prevention of the development of pathological processes. Taking this fact into consideration, we have designed a diagnostic technology called "health reserves" for the identification of subjects with risk factors of the development of the most widespread diseases that enables the users to perform qualitative assessment of the risks, evaluate functional reserves of the organism, and prognosticate the efficacy of application of non-medicamental technologies for the improvement of the patients' health status. We studied 79 patients aged from 18 to 73 years including 33 (42.8%) men and 44 (57.2%) women at their admittance to the clinic and within 2-3 days after discharge. The patients were treated using non-medicamental rehabilitative techniques, such as remedial gymnastics, massage, iodine-bromine baths. The results of the treatment were subjected to the mathematical analysis. The study permitted to determine predictors of efficacy of the non-medicamental treatment and individualized rehabilitation programs.
