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Features of the Use of Simulation Technologies in the Process of Preparing Future Doctors for Practice

https://doi.org/10.46594/2687-0037_2025_1_1985

Abstract

Simulation technologies are becoming an integral part of medical education. In the context of rapid development of medicine and requirements for a high level of professional education, traditional teaching methods do not always provide the necessary practical training. Simulation provides a unique opportunity for safe and effective training, improving the quality of medical education and minimizing risks for patients. This article discusses the effectiveness of using simulation technologies in the process of training future doctors, analyzes the results of using one of the methods of simulation technologies “Standardized patient” in the educational process of the 6th year of the Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health. Thanks to the introduction of simulation technologies in the educational process, student performance has increased several times compared to traditional teaching methods.

About the Authors

G. Rayimov
Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health
Uzbekistan

 Rayimov Gairatjon 

 Fergana 



U. Usmonov
Andijan State Medical Institute
Uzbekistan

 Usmonov Umidjon 

 Andijan 



Sherzodbek Kosimov
Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health

 Kosimov Sherzodbek 

 Fergana 



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Rayimov G., Usmonov U., Kosimov Sh. Features of the Use of Simulation Technologies in the Process of Preparing Future Doctors for Practice. Virtual Technologies in Medicine. 2025;(1):17-20. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.46594/2687-0037_2025_1_1985

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