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DOI: IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF NURSE TRAINING THROUGH THE INTRODUCTION OF MODERN NURSING CARE TECHNOLOGIES
Zafarjon Rakhmonov , Assistant at the department of Human Anatomy, Samarkand State Medical Institute, Uzbekistan Khabiba Rakhmonova , Assistant at the department of histology, cytology and embryology Samarkand State Medical Institute, (Samarkand, Uzbekistan)Abstract
With the development of medical science, the role of specialists with secondary medical education is constantly improving and increasing. Now, in order to care for the sick, they must possess more complex medical, natural science, as well as technical knowledge and skills. Therefore, the organization of pedagogical activity for the training of middle-level medical workers should be focused on the introduction of innovative technologies.
Keywords
Professional standards, pain, implementation
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