The scientific research work of the department aims to educate the younger generation on how to study a new scientific topic, investigate it, conduct experiments, search for and process data, analyze and summarize findings, and ultimately construct and substantiate a research project. A researcher must use data correctly, build logical text structures, apply appropriate terminology, present ideas clearly, and draw conclusions.

  The main goal of scientific research is to advance knowledge and scientific thinking, master and reinforce new information, and acquire research skills. This includes the ability to collect and analyze data, extract key points, and find original ideas and solutions.

  All staff members of the Department of Propaedeutics of Children's Diseases actively participate in the university's research activities: 1 employee holds a Doctor of Medical Sciences (DSc) degree (Rabbimova D.T.), 4 employees hold a Candidate of Medical Sciences (PhD) degree (Uralov Sh.M., Ibatova Sh.M., Jalilov A.X., Shadiyeva X.N.), 1 employee holds a PhD degree (Shavdirova G.M.), 6 employees are independent researchers (Achilova F.A., Tuxtayeva M.M., Abdukadirova N.B., Mamutova E.S., Qodirova M.M., Najimov Sh.R.), 2 employees are full-time doctoral students.

  Over recent years, the department staff members have published over 520 scientific works, including: 4 textbooks, 22 teaching manuals, 7 monographs, 24 certificates for electronic software, Over 284 articles in leading local and foreign journals, 22 including articles in Scopus and Web of Science.

  The department staff has organized webinars with foreign colleagues, actively presented lectures at international conferences, and all staff members hold certificates of international conference participation.

Textbooks and Manuals Published by Department Staff