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Published on: September 30, 2020
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Abstract:
It is set research, that for the last five years (2006 for 2011) the level of general morbidity among the contingent of establishments of implementation of punishments went down concerning all illnesses on 14%, and primary--on 25%. At the same time, prevalence of illnesses of blood among the contingent of establishments of implementation of punishments for the same period grew on 64%, psychical illnesses on 10%, and nervous--on 19%. Primary morbidity on illness of blood grew on 83%, and concerning psychical illnesses--on 94%. State of health of contingent, which is in SIZO, is considerably worse than health already convict. Found out the difference of indexes of health at the contingent of establishments of implementation of punishments in the separate areas of Ukraine, as on general so primary morbidity. Changes in the levels of general and primary morbidity contingent jail were the same as contingent convicted in some areas, but much more pronounced.
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