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Samarkand State Medical University Delegation Exchanges Experience at Samara State Medical University

  From 25 to 28 May 2026, a delegation from Samarkand State Medical University visited Samara State Medical University (Russian Federation) to study its educational and research activities and exchange professional experience. The visit took place within the framework of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Dental Scientific and Educational Medical Cluster and the Scientific Conference Dedicated to the 60th Anniversary of Dental Education at SamSMU.”

  The delegation included G. Tastanova, Head of the Educational and Methodological Department, S. Karabayev, Dean of the Faculty of Pediatrics, and L. Shukurov, Director of the Center for Digital Educational Technologies.

  During the visit, the delegation explored modern medical technologies integrated into the educational process, simulation-based teaching methods, digital learning platforms, and innovative approaches aimed at strengthening students' practical competencies.

  The representatives also visited the university's clinical facilities, where they observed practical and theoretical training sessions, toured simulation centers, high-tech laboratories, classrooms equipped with advanced diagnostic and treatment technologies, intelligent digital management systems, and smart operating rooms.

  The primary objective of the visit was to study advanced practices for integrating modern medical technologies into the educational process of the Department of Information Technologies, Biophysics, and Medical Physics at Samarkand State Medical University. Particular attention was given to training students in medical image processing, 3D modeling, the creation of anatomical models, the design of prostheses and implants, visual analysis of complex clinical cases, surgical planning, and the effective application of virtual and simulation technologies.

  The delegation also became acquainted with state-of-the-art laboratory equipment, digital diagnostic tools, simulation-based training technologies, and educational solutions incorporating elements of artificial intelligence. The experience gained will contribute to the establishment of modern educational and research laboratories, the enhancement of students' practical training, and the further development of digital medicine at the university.

  At the conclusion of the visit, both sides discussed prospects for expanding cooperation in the digitalization of medical education, the development of innovative laboratories, the advancement of simulation-based learning, the integration of modern medical technologies into academic programs, and the strengthening of scientific and educational collaboration.


Press Service of SamSMU