Aim: To sharpen the attention of doctors and rehabilitation specialists on the wide possibilities of alternative/complementary methods in modern medicine. Materials and Methods: The main method used in the preparation of this work is bibliosemantic. We conducted an analysis of modern literary data and studied the experience of leading clinics in both Europe and China. Researched leading works on the validity of using reflexology for improved treatment compliance. The directions of medical rehabilitation for the restoration of impaired functions in various nosologies were presented, along with this, the question of the feasibility of using alternative methods in the rehabilitation of patients with various diseases was considered. Conclusions: The modern theoretical and practical evidence base for the effectiveness of methods in rehabilitation, which is based on the anatomical and physiological mechanisms of action of acupuncture and related non-invasive methods of reflexotherapy, was considered, and the reasons for insufficient commitment of the population and doctors of related specialties to the use of the methods were analyzed. References are given to some existing protocols for the use of acupuncture in various pathological conditions, which is explained by the evidence base of the method.

The purpose of the study is to research and highlight modern achievements and prospects for the development of higher medical education in Ukraine. Theoretical and empirical methods were used to achieve the set goal and solve research problems. A modern doctor must perfectly master his professional competence. The main motive for reforming the medical field is the desire of students to master professional skills and practical skills, to deepen the acquired theoretical knowledge and apply it in practice, to develop skills regarding the standards of providing medical care, to gain experience in practical work, which will allow a modern student to successfully work independently in the future. It is also necessary to create a group that would carefully study and propose a number of conceptual priority measures related to changes in legislation and aimed at coordination between universities in order to develop a clear, unified strategy for reforming medical education, to ensure the responsibility of higher education institutions for the quality of education and its guarantee, taking into account the interests of society.

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ConclusionPatients with SLE who are on combined immunosuppressive treatment, longstanding chronic renal failure on regular HD and uncontrolled hypertension seems have a higher risk of recurrent PRES which may be complicated by microbleeds and/or intracerebral hemorrhage. Clinical prognosis in such cases also still good if PRES recognized and managed in time.