Possibility of a systemic biopsychosocial approach to the examination of adolescent orthopedic patients using the data of primary express-diagnostics of PSAF autodesadaptation

Abstract

BACKGROUND: A complex biopsychosocial approach to the diagnosis and treatment of patients of different ages and pathologies is a doctrine of modern medicine. However, this approach is slowly being implemented in practical healthcare, and a biomedical orientation and approach remains the dominant model. AIM: To demonstrate the possibility of using the primary express diagnostics of PSAF autodesadaptation as the first unifying step to realize the biopsychosocial approach in the examination of adolescents and young adult patients with orthopedic pathology and traumatic injuries. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The article presents the analysis of literary sources to substantiate the relevance of the biopsychosocial approach in medicine. Clinical examples and preliminary analysis of the express diagnostics of PSAF autodesadaptation in seven inpatients were also presented. RESULTS: The expression and structure of patients complaints were obtained. Thus, individual-oriented recommendations for the treatment and rehabilitation of these patients were developed. CONCLUSIONS: Further development and refinement of the technique of the primary express diagnostics of PSAF autodesadaptation, given its simplicity and accessibility, can allow its use during admission in a specialized hospital and outpatient admission when carrying out rehabilitation measures.