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Interdisciplinary Treatment and Complex Rehabilitation of Internally Displaced Persons in University Clinic

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 March 2020

O. Platynuk
Affiliation:
Kharkiv National Medical University, Psychyatry- narcology and medical psychology, Kharkov, Ukraine

Abstract

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Introduction

Over 1,5 million of them are Ukrainians who were forced to leave their home after Crimea annexation and military conflict in the East of Ukraine.

Objectives

By 2015, the University Clinic asked 156 people displaced from Lugansk and Donetsk regions. Reasons treatment: all patients were somatic complaints. In screening: using the scale hospital, all patients were found higher rates of anxiety and depression. Overall, 48% of patients abandoned psychiatric examination, even 24% of psychological counseling.

Aims

Screening of IDPs’ mental health who sought medical help in somatic clinic (University clinic KhNMU) and estimation of efficiency of interdisciplinary treatment and complex rehabilitation.

Methods

Psychodiagnostical, clinical-psychological, clinical-psychopathological.

Results

Clinical examination during the period of acute stress reactions was observed, dominated by anxiety disorders, prolonged depressive reaction. Anxiety disorders were found in 56.5%, prolonged depressive reaction in 32.0%, post-traumatic stress disorder in 10.5% of patients. The treatment of the underlying disease, complex psychological and physical rehabilitation. Psychological rehabilitation included CBT, relaxation, art therapy. Physical rehabilitation includes kinesiotherapy and TRE. A set of measures of physical rehabilitation led to reduction of anxiety to physiological levels in all mentally healthy patients, reduce the severity of psychosomatic symptoms in the structure of the underlying disease, increased satisfaction with the results of treatment by 28.5%.

Conclusions

Analysis of mental health study of IDPs and evaluation of comprehensive rehabilitation in terms of the University Clinic show the need for screening mental state when applying for medical assistance and the desirability of psychological and physical rehabilitation of patients during hospital stay somatic profile.

Disclosure of interest

The authors have not supplied their declaration of competing interest.

Type
e-Poster viewing: Migration and mental health of immigrants
Copyright
Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2017
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