Direction finding training in Ukraine

20 September 2025

At the Vinnytsia regional rehabilitation centre, Mehad led a goniometry training course for physiotherapists. This initiative is part of the ongoing rehabilitation programme for war-wounded people in Ukraine.

The importance of goniometry in the rehabilitation process
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Goniometry is an essential technique for accurately measuring the amplitude of joint movement, which then enables the patient’s condition to be assessed, an individual rehabilitation plan to be drawn up and the progress of recovery to be monitored.

An essential tool for dealing with complex war injuries

In a climate of constant war, specialists are faced with complex injuries, ranging from shrapnel wounds to amputations and post-traumatic shock. Knowledge of goniometry is therefore of crucial importance.

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This tool helps therapists provide quality care, giving victims back the chance to move and live their lives to the full.

Training in direction finding not only improves the skills of specialists, but also gives hope of recovery to those who have endured the trauma of war.

Mehad in Ukraine

Present in Ukraine since 2022, Mehad continues its commitment to medical training and skills upgrading, with the aim of making a real difference to healthcare in times of crisis.

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