The argumentation of the new concept of reforming the medical expertise of vitality service

Nicolae Testemitanu Social medicine and health management Department, Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Republic of MoldovaIntroduction. The estimated current number of disabled people in the Republic of Moldova is about 184 500 people, and represents about 5,2% of the whole population, including 12 900 children aged between 0-17 years old, that is considered 1,9% of the total number of children in the country. Aim of the study. The aim of this study was to analyze different aspects of the existing medical expertise of vitality service and develop a new concept of the reforming service of work capacity based on the socio-professional and educational integration of people with disabilities. Materials and methods. The data analysis was cross-sectional. This method has been applied according to the qualitative representativeness, which got veridical information of the existing phenomena in the field of the application of disability degree assessment methods, before and after the reform, based on the most valid evidence. The representative sample consisted of 383 people with disabilities. Results. After having analyzed the existing medical expertise of vitality service we managed to: develop a new methodology of determining the disability; point out the advantages and disadvantages of the medical expertise of vitality service; set out the bio-psycho-social sample of work incapacity (adults); develop the strategic concept of modernization and efficacy of the medical expertise of vitality service in the Republic of Moldova. Conclusions. These results will allow us to improve the medical, social and professional rehabilitation services provided to the disabled people for enrolling them in the working field and active social life