Issue №1-83, 2018

The Role of Digital Medicine in the Development of Personalized Preventive Rehabilitation

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1 Trukhanov A.I., 2 Skakun S.G., 1 Grechko A.V.

1 Federal Research and Clinical center of Intensive Care Medicine and Rehabilitology
2 OOO Biodata


ABSTRACT

Average life expectancy has reached in Russia in 2017 the value of 72,4 years which overcome the historical maximumof all Russian healthcare system period statistics. The new official protocol of mass screening of definite age groupsof Russian population has been approved by Russian ministry of Health on 26.10.2017 (order 869n). The goal of thedocument is prevention of non inflectional age-related diseases in cardiology, neurology, oncology. In 2017 the leadersof Russia, ministry of health, public and innovation platforms (Agency of strategic initiatives – ASI, Center for strategicpolicy-CSR) has payed much attention to the digital aspects of healthcare industry development (program HealthNet).At the same time the decrease of Russian population, far beyond position for the average life expectancy among worldcountries (116 position in 2015, UN data) may assume that not enough efforts has been made for economic investmentsand the development of new methodology of personalized screening of age-related diseases.The new experimental innovation algorithm for personalized control of age-related Biomarkers and correspondinginterventions of correction is suggested which can play a significant role in the future development of personalizedpreventive rehabilitation. It may be used as a tool for the monitoring of patients quality of health and lifestyle environment.


KEYWORDS: personalized digital medicine, preventive rehabilitation, average life expectancy



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