Bulletin of fundamental and clinic medicine, 2024 (2), №8
Subject of the article
USE OF MODERN INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES USING THE EXAMPLE OF ANATOMY IN TEACHING BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES (44-47)
Authors
Baymuradov R.R.
Institution
Bukhara State Medical Institute
Abstract
This article describes observations regarding the connection between fundamental disciplines taught in medical universities and clinical sciences and skills, an easier and more interest-ing explanation for them to students, and mechanisms for complementing traditional teaching meth-ods with modern technologies, including artificial intelligence.
Key words
anatomy, medicine, modern pedagogical technologies.
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