NAO “National Center for Child Rehabilitation”
List of contraindications for hospitalization of a child:
• Frequent or profuse bleeding of various origins.
• Severe anemia with a hemoglobin level of less than 80 g/l.
Generalized, frequently recurring seizures of various etiologies (within the last 6 months).
• Acute infectious diseases.
• The active stage of all forms of tuberculosis (A 15.0-1, A 15.5, A15.7-9).
• Malignant neoplasms (3-4 stages).
• Insufficiency of respiratory function of more than 3 degrees.
• Febrile or subfebrile fever of unknown origin.
• The presence of complex severe concomitant diseases (including protein-energy deficiency of the 3rd degree).
• Diseases in the decompensation stage, including non-correctable metabolic diseases (diabetes mellitus, myxidema, thyrotoxicosis and others).
• Purulent skin diseases, infectious skin diseases (scabies, fungal diseases and others), trophic changes (bedsores).
• Activity of the rheumatic process of the 2nd degree and higher, the presence of hormonal therapy.
• Ankylosis and persistent irreversible contractures.
• Mental illnesses with personality desocialization (F00; F02; F03; F05; F10; F29; F63; 70; 79).
• Vegetative state, apathetic syndrome.
• If there are other concomitant diseases that prevent active participation in the rehabilitation program for 2-3 hours a day.
Notes:
— Palliative care services are prescribed to patients in a vegetative state. In cases of rehabilitation potential, patients are referred to the appropriate stages of medical rehabilitation in accordance with international criteria
-Patients diagnosed with emotional and behavioral disorders with aggression towards themselves and others are referred to mental health centers
The list of contraindications for hospitalization of caregivers:
• Pregnancy of more than 21 weeks.
• Acute diseases.
• Chronic diseases in the acute stage (diabetes mellitus, hypertension, thyrotoxicosis and others).
• The age of the caregiver is over 60 years old.
• Mental illness.
• Purulent skin diseases, infectious skin diseases (scabies, fungal diseases and others).
• Epilepsy with frequent seizures.
Note
The accompanying person must be provided with shoes and clothing according to the season, removable non-slip shoes (closed), sports uniforms, toiletries