The research activities of the department are aimed at educating the younger generation in the spirit of loyalty to the ideals of independence, developing legal awareness among young people, studying the philosophical issues of modern medical science, and exploring various aspects of the history of Uzbekistan’s statehood.

  All staff members of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology №3 actively participate in the research activities of the department and Samarkand State Medical University.

  Currently, the Head of the Department, N.N.Shavazi, is a Doctor of Medical Sciences (DSc) and Associate Professor. Over the past four years, four members of the department — D.I.Tugizova, G.N.Indiaminova, F.N.Atayeva, and M.F.Omonova — have successfully defended their dissertations in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Gynecologic Oncology and have been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Medical Sciences.

  Currently, four members of the department are independent researchers pursuing a PhD degree and continuing their dissertation research: S.U.Narkulova, P.Kh. Ikromova, A.Х.Sattorova, and I.N.Kamarova.

  It should be particularly noted that the academic supervisor of all four researchers is the Head of the Department, Associate Professor and Doctor of Medical Sciences (DSc), N.N. Shavazi. Under her academic supervision, dissertation research is being conducted in current and important areas of obstetrics and gynecology.

  Every member of the department is actively involved in research and conducts studies in relevant areas of modern obstetrics and gynecology.

  The main research area of the department is: the study of modern methods for the prevention and prediction of preterm birth.

  The department’s staff regularly publish the results of their research in national and international scientific journals. They also actively participate in international and national scientific and practical conferences, congresses, and symposiums, where they present the results of their studies.

  The department’s academic potential is 42%.

  The number of approved dissertation research topics is four.

  Over the past five years, the department’s staff have published more than 400 scientific articles and conference abstracts, as well as 18 teaching and methodological manuals, five teaching manuals, and seven monographs. They have also developed and officially registered more than 20 computer programs.

  In addition, three textbooks authored by the Head of the Department, Associate Professor and Doctor of Medical Sciences (DSc), N.N.Shavazi, have been published and are widely used in the educational process.