Research work of the department
The primary objective of the Department’s research activities is to promote the professional development and social engagement of young scientists and specialists, consolidate their efforts in addressing the University’s priority research objectives, foster innovation among young researchers and professionals, effectively promote scientific achievements through the work of young scientists and specialists, encourage young people to engage in scientific research, and safeguard the professional interests of young researchers.
The Department’s faculty members actively participate in research activities. At present, two members of the Department — Z.E. Kholmuradova and Yu.B. Ibragimova — are independent researchers.
In 2024, Head of the Department L.M. Garifulina successfully defended her dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Medical Sciences (DSc) entitled: “Comprehensive Assessment of Metabolic Syndrome Parameters in Children: Improving Diagnosis, Prevention, and Treatment.”
In 2022, Department Assistant M.D. Ashurova successfully defended her dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Sciences entitled: “Specific Features of the Development of Metabolic and Osteopenic Changes Associated with Vitamin D Deficiency in Children with Obesity.”
In 2024, Department Assistant N.S. Goyibova successfully defended her dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Sciences entitled: “Specific Features of the Functional and Structural State of the Kidneys in Children with Obesity.”
In 2026, Department Assistant D.Kh. Turaeva successfully defended her dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Sciences entitled: “Specific Features of the Hepatobiliary System in Children with Obesity.”
Over the past five years, the Department has published more than 250 scientific works, including 15 textbooks and teaching manuals, 10 monographs, 5 electronic educational programs, and more than 150 articles in national and international journals. In addition, 19 scientific articles have been indexed in the Scopus database.
The Department has also published more than 50 methodological recommendations and methodological manuals.
The Department actively participates in scientific conferences, seminars, symposia, professional development courses, academic mobility programs, and master classes organized both in the Republic of Uzbekistan and abroad.
The Department also regularly participates in scientific and practical conferences and seminars aimed at providing methodological and practical support to the healthcare system, thereby strengthening the connection between academic science, medical education, and practical healthcare.
Textbooks published by the staff of the department
| № | The authors | Title of the tutorial |
| 1 | Rasulov S.K. | Iron metabolism and deficiency in children |
| 2 | Rasulov S.K. | Healthy child |
| 3 | Garifulina L.M. | Pediatric gastroenterology |
| 4 | Garifulina L.M., Kudratova G.N. Kholmuradova Z.E. | Systemic connective tissue diseases in children and adolescents |
| 5 | Garifulina L.M., Turaeva D.Kh. | Pediatric pulmonology |
| 6 | Garifulina L.M., Kudratova G.N., Kholmuradova Z.E., Turaeva D.Kh. | Pediatric cardiology 1 and 2 volume |
| 7 | Garifulina L.M., Ashurova M.Zh. Goyibova N.S. Turaeva D.Kh | Nursing work in pediatric practice |
| 8 | Garifulina L.M. | Common somatic diseases in children |
Monographs published by the staff of the department
| № | The authors | Title of published monograph |
| 1 | Bobomuratov T.A., Rasulov S.K., Juraeva Z.A., Sharipova D.Zh. | Medical and social protection of motherhood and childhood Micronutrient Deficiency: Nutritional Support and Prevention |
| 2 | Garifulina L.M. | Pathology of purine metabolism in acute pneumonia in young children. |
| 3 | Ishkabulova G.Zh., Kudratova G.N., Khaidarova H.R. | Membranoreparative function of the kidneys in newborns. |
