Uzbekistan

Doctors from Tashkent region will undergo training in Russia.

Over the course of 14 days, 20 doctors from the Tashkent region will study the experience of their Russian colleagues and modern approaches to maternal and child health.

Doctors from the Tashkent Region will travel to Russia for training.

Twenty medical specialists from the Tashkent Region have arrived in the Moscow Region of the Russian Federation for a two-week advanced training and exchange of experience. According to the Tashkent Regional Khokimiyat, the group includes obstetricians-gynecologists, neonatologists, and pediatricians, who will train at the Balashikha Perinatal Center and the Mytishchi Children's Multidisciplinary Clinical Center.

This educational initiative is being implemented as part of a memorandum of cooperation signed between medical institutions in the Tashkent and Moscow Regions. During the program, participants will have the opportunity to learn about the best practices of their Russian colleagues and modern approaches to providing medical services.

For pediatricians, the focus will be on child health, providing care to newborns and children in critical condition, and treating patients with various pathologies.

The program includes studying international experience and the latest medical techniques, followed by the implementation of these findings in healthcare institutions in the Tashkent Region. The exchange of experience places particular emphasis on improving the quality of medical care in maternal and child health.

In addition to training at medical institutions in the Moscow Region, pediatricians from the Tashkent Region will participate in the 7th Congress of Pediatricians of Russia.

This educational program is part of a collaboration between medical institutions in the two regions. It is planned that the knowledge acquired during this trip will be used to improve medical practice in the Tashkent Region.

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