Formation of Skills in Providing Emergency Medical Care in the Training of Specialists in the Medical and Preventive Field
https://doi.org/10.46594/2687-0037_2025_1_1990
Abstract
The quality of medical specialists’ training is closely related to the effectiveness of practice-oriented training and an objective assessment of clinical skills. Sanitary and epidemiological service specialists are often involved in emergency situations such as epidemics, man-made disasters or natural disasters. On the ground, they can be the first to encounter victims, and their ability to provide first aid can save lives before emergency services arrive. In this regard, the discipline “Emergency care” was introduced into the educational program of “Medical and preventive medicine” for students of the 2 year.
About the Authors
G. Kemelova
Karaganda State Medical University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Kemelova Gulshat
Karaganda
R. Nurekeshova
Karaganda State Medical University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Nurekeshova Roza
Karaganda
M. Timakhovich
Karaganda State Medical University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Timakhovich Marina
Karaganda
Zh. Bolatova
Karaganda State Medical University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
Bolatova Zhanerke
Karaganda
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Kemelova G., Nurekeshova R., Timakhovich M., Bolatova Zh. Formation of Skills in Providing Emergency Medical Care in the Training of Specialists in the Medical and Preventive Field. Virtual Technologies in Medicine. 2025;(1):10-16. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.46594/2687-0037_2025_1_1990
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