• Advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights in wartime Ukraine through international collaboration 

  Erlandsson, K.; Marichereda, V.; Borshch, V.; Mogilevkina, I.; Nitochko, K.; Klymanska, L.; Klos, L.; Haletska, I.; Klimanska, M.; Chaban, T.; Herasym, H.; Borneskog, C. (2025)

  Dalarna University (Sweden) and three Ukrainian universities in 2023 initiated a collaborative project to strengthen SRHR education in Ukraine through new curricula, an online platform, and peer-learning workshops. The ...
• War and cultural heritage: legal instruments for preservation 

  Druzhkova, I.; Kolesnyk, O. (2025)

  The purpose of this paper addresses the protection of cultural heritage during wartime, focusing on the role of the 1954 Hague Convention and the 1970 UNESCO Convention. It also explores national legislation and measures ...
• Chapter 11. Theoretic-conceptual bases of management of modern agrarian production structures 

  Ushkarenko, Yu.; Solovyov, A.; Kusyk, N.; Mardani, A. (2019)

  Agricultural enterprises largely depend on the existing combination of relations of property and forms of entrepreneurial activity, cooperation and integration links, the level of concentration and specialization of ...
• Working with transgeneretional trauma in positive and transcultural psychotherapy 

  Lytvynenko, O.; Tereshchenko, O. (2024)

  The entire history of both humanity and an individual is a series of traumatic events, each of which leaves its mark on the psyche of a person and society. The article describes modern approaches to the definition of ...
• Gender challenges in healthcare, psychological strategies for overcoming discrimination 

  Druzhkova, I.; Annienkova, I.; Busel, S.; Nemchenko, H.; Rudinska, O. (2025)

  This article investigates the role of gendersensitive corporate culture and psychological strategies in addressing gender discrimination in healthcare organizations. The objective is to analyze how gender bias affects human ...
• Spatial regulation of personal behavior under conditions of the accelerating COVID-19 pandemic 

  Khmiliar, О.; Popovych, I.; Hrys, A.; Pavliuk, M.; Zavatska, N.; Lytvynenko, O.; Blynova, O. (2020)

  The purpose of the study is to examine spatial regulation of personal behavior under conditions of the accelerating COVID-19 pandemic. The research uses proxemics as a symbol of regulation of the research participants’ ...
• Adaptive Potential of Young People as a Factor af Mental Health-Preserving 

  Lytvynenko, O.; Zlatova, L.; Zasenko, V.; Prokhorenko, L.; Lunov, V. (2020)

  The adaptive potential of a person in the range of his socio-psychological resources represents a vital problem, which is challenging from the perspective of the society’s demands and in specifying certain methodologies ...
• Marketing in the digital age: cultural values as agents of socially responsible marketing in the digital economy 

  Robul, Y.; Lytvynenko, K.; Lytvynenko, O.; Bokshan, H.; Popovych, I. (2023)

  The purpose of the article is to determine the relationship between the characteristics of social marketing stakeholders and the degree of development of marketing systems in the digital economy. The results of the study ...
• Higher Education: Defining the Role and Impact of Artificial Intelligence (Including Dialogues with ChatGPT, GEMINI & BING) 

  Zhmai, O. (2024)

  The article is devoted to considering the basics of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on other areas, in particular higher education. Various examples were given of how AI is directly or indirectly impacting the ...
• Comparative characteristics of disc behavior styles and types of temperament 

  Жмай, А. (2024)

  The evolution of the formation and development of theories such as DISC, Big Five and Eysenck’s three-factor theory of personality, which explain the influence of person’s personal qualities on his/her behavior, the formation ...
• Intellectual property law in the context of open access: challenges and opportunities for Ukrainian universities 

  Druzhkova, I.; Дружкова, І. (2024)

  This paper examines the challenges and opportunities related to intellectual property (IP) rights in the context of open access in Ukrainian universities. The importance of open access to scientific research lies in promoting ...
• Intellectual property as a factor in the recovery of the European economy after the First World War 

  Druzhkova, I.; Дружкова, І. (2024)

  Intellectual property (IP) played a crucial role in fostering innovation after World War I. Patents and copyrights provided inventors with motivation to develop new products and technologies, contributing to economic ...
• Managerial & healthcare practices: similarities and differences 

  Zhmai, A. (2024)

  The science of management, as well as medical science, originated several thousand years ago, along with the first ancient civilizations. It is noteworthy that in those communities ruled by the priestly elite, these types ...
• Implementation of international quality standards for health-care services 

  Martynyuk, O.; Busel, S.; Nemchenko, A. (2024)

  At the contemporary stage of development of the global healthcare industry, improving the quality of medical care is the main goal and the main criterion for assessing its effectiveness. Therefore, ensuring the high quality ...
• The psychology of marketing under martial law 

  Nemchenko, H. V.; Bondarenko, K. (2024)

  Marketing strategies in medical and pharmaceutical organizations during wartime should be focused on finding socially responsible partners. At the current stage, all medical and pharmaceutical institutions work in ...
• Marketing in the field of healthcare in Ukraine: key aspects and challenges 

  Nemchenko, H. V.; Dymar, S. E. (2024)

  In the modern world, marketing plays an important role in the development of medical services and products. In Ukraine, where the health care sector is going through a period of reforms, marketing is becoming especially ...
• The importance of leadership’s development in the 21st century 

  Zhmai, A. (2024)

  The importance of leadership in all areas of activity, both today and in the future, was substantiated. The influence of the innovative environment on management, as well as different types of leadership corresponding to ...
• The most important persons in the management science: literature review 

  Borshch, V. I.; Huz, V. V.; Борщ, В. І.; Гузь, В. В. (2016)

  This article provides a deep research about the most known gurus of management: Henri Fayol, who invented the basic 14 Principles of Management, Michael Porter and his competition concept, at last Peter Drucker, the inventor ...
• Enterprise resource planning in healthcare system 

  Borshch, V. I.; Joshi Sukhvitri; Борщ, В. І.; Джоші Сукхвітрі (2017)

  Hospital information systems are usually heterogeneous and autonomous. However, to improve the efficiency of the hospital sector, it has been proposed that integrated management systems should be applied in the healthcare ...
• Optimization of Innovation Projects According To Criteria of Time and Resource Constraints 

  Rodchenko, L.; Goncharenko, O.; Koval, O.; Tarasov, I.; Nemchenko, H.; Tkachuk, T. (2019)

  Innovative enterprises are distinguished from other enterprises with high competitiveness and economic growth, of course they are leaders in a certain market. However, the development and implementation of innovative ...

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