This study aims to assess mortality patterns among psychiatric inpatients in a tertiary care setting, shedding light on the factors contributing to mortality within this vulnerable population. We conducted a comprehensive analysis of medical records and clinical data from a tertiary care hospital, spanning a significant duration. Our findings reveal key insights into mortality risk factors, causes, and potential areas for improvement in psychiatric inpatient care. Understanding these patterns is crucial for enhancing patient safety and care quality in psychiatric inpatient services.

Manual therapy has been used more and more in recent years. This was helped by the scientific justification of the method, well-established training of specialists, good results of manual diagnosis and treatment of patients. In addition to nosological diagnosis, manual examination methods are of great importance for successful treatment. Manual diagnosis is a method aimed at identifying disorders in the spine, muscles and joints. The main task of the diagnosis is to make a differential diagnosis between diseases of the spine and joints and other nosological forms. According to the mechanisms of the therapeutic effect of manual therapy available in the databases MEDLINE, EMBASE and CINAHL literature review.

The purpose of the study: Manual therapy is widely used for the treatment and rehabilitation of many diseases and injuries at various stages, as a means of primary and secondary prevention. Acceleration of recovery processes, improvement of physical and mental work ability, study of procedures of wide-scale use as a physical development method.