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DOI: Studying Medicine In Online Education With The Mobile Application “A To Z Anatomy”
Lutfinisa Azamadkhodjaevna Fazilova , Assistant Of The Department Of “Information Technology In Biophysics And Medicine”, Tashkent State Dental Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
This article gives a brief outline of versatile apps outlined for doctors and restorative understudies. It
records a number of applications, counting the English-language application “A to Z Anatomy”. The
article presents the different capacities, focal points of this versatile application and a brief direct to
working with it.
Keywords
mobile application, communication skills
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