For many years, there has been an unfavorable dynamic of the state of health of the population, and morbidity rates have been steadily increasing. In this regard, the training of specialists with knowledge in the field of rehabilitation, methods of solving social problems related to health, methods of restoring the abilities of patients and disabled people to everyday, social, professional activities, skills of forming the mechanisms of interaction of the social environment with persons with disabilities is of great importance. health. These questions include the discipline of "Medical Rehabilitation" module, which is "Fundamentals of Medical and Psychological Rehabilitation". Under the influence of various theoretical currents, the concept of "personality and illness" arose and began to attract even more attention. Disease is understood as the processes of disorganization of the body, accompanied by a violation of the biological and social properties of the individual. The purely biological model of disease has been replaced by the so-called mixed model, which implies the interaction and complementarity of the biological and psychosocial. The biological in a person is always mediated by the social, and the person's personality as an integral concept directly forms a connection between the biological and the social. Due to the so-called biological orientation of modern social and natural sciences, including medicine, the style of thinking changes towards a broader evolutionary-population concept, where the organism is considered in a living connection with the environment.
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This article examines the issue of introducing continuing education (including medical education) at the constitutional level, indicates the advantages and disadvantages of existing approach to this innovation. It is concluded that this situation is generally consistent with the current trends in terms of granting this right in the constitutional guarantee. However, the problem has not yet been resolved at the legislative level. This is confirmed both by the fact that at present there is no federal law (federal constitutional law) that would regulate this area of legal relations in detail, and by the fact that as of 2020 / early 2021 there is not even a corresponding draft law that could be analyzed as part of an academic discussion. The presence of such an unresolved problem can lead to a violation, first of all, of the rights of medical workers, since the indicated gap does not contribute to the realization of the needs of health personnel to obtain the missing knowledge. In addition, there are also no effective mechanisms for the implementation of this constitutional right, which is associated both with the low technical equipment of the relevant educational organizations, and with the lack of free time for doctors to realize this right. These problems need to be solved systematically at the state level with the involvement of a wide range of stakeholders: practicing doctors, representatives of the scientific community, educational organizations.
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