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TASHKENT MEDICAL ACADEMY 101 Years Old Government Medical Institute *Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan* TASHKENT MEDICAL ACADEMY 101 Years Old Government Medical Institute *Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan* Tashkent Medical Academy About Tashkent Medical Academy History of Tashkent Medical Academy dates back to 1919, when in April 13, 1919, it was decided to open a medical faculty of Turkestan State University. In 1931, the medical faculty was renamed into a medical institute called as Tashkent State Medical Institute. In 1935 the Tashkent Medical Institute was known as the Central Asian Medical Institute. The institute experienced consistent positive developmental changes and over a period of time emerged as a leading Medical Institute of Central Asia attracting large number of local and international students. By the end of 1980, the institute had 1,042 faculty members, including 6 academicians, 24 Uzbek doctors, 90 doctors of medical sciences, professors, 207 candidates of medical sciences, associate professors, students.During this period, the Institute improved the educational, educational, methodological, scientific, state and international relations. The Institute established cooperation with leading medical institutions in Hungary, Germany, Poland and Russia. First and Second Tashkent State Medical Institute By decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic in 1990, two medical institutes were established on the basis of the old and new buildings of Tashmi in Tashkent: the First Tashkent State Medical Institute and the Second Tashkent State Medical Institute. Tashkent Medical Academy To improve the quality of training highly qualified medical personnel & the effectiveness of the educational process necessary to meet the needs of modern education and create a material and technical base, enriched with new content based on the latest educational technologies for future professional medical practice in teaching special skills on the basis of the abolished First and Second Tashkent State Medical Institutes by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No.UP-3629 dated July 19, 2005, the Tashkent Medical Academy was established. Branches of The Tashkent Medical Academy : Tashkent Medical Academy has 3 Branches Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 125 dated March 11, 1992 and order of the M inistry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171 dated March 20, 1992 established the Urgench branch. The Fergana branch of the Tashkent Medical Academy was established on the basis of the Medical Center at the Ferghana State University by Resolution of Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekista n No. 239 of June 3, 1998. On the initiative of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan in accordance with the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 172 dated March 5, 2018, the Termez branch was established Tashkent Medical Academy : Important Facts Campus Research ❖ 8,180 contiguous acres in six governmental jurisdictions ❖ 6,000+ externally sponsored Research Projects ❖ 700 major buildings ❖ $1.2 million Total Budget ❖ 97% of undergraduates live on campus Faculty Information Resource Center ❖ 680 faculty members ❖ Serves over 8,000 readers ❖ 4:1 student to faculty ratio ❖ Book Fund has over 600000 copies Faculties at Tashkent Medical Academy Departments of Medical Faculty Departments of Medical-Pedagogical Faculty ❖ Department of Pathological Anatomy ❖ Department of Normal and Pathological Physiology ❖ Department of Propaedeutics of Internal Diseases ❖ Department of Pedagogy and Psychology ❖ Department of General and Pediatric Surgery ❖ Department of Rehabilitation & Physical Education ❖ Department of Faculty and Faculty Hospital Therapy N1 ❖ Department of Faculty and Hospital Therapy N2 ❖ Department of Faculty and Hospital Surgery N1 ❖ Department of Faculty and Hospital Surgery N2 ❖ Department of Children’s Diseases N1 ❖ Department of Infectious Diseases ❖ Department of Children’s Diseases N2 ❖ Department of Phthisiology ❖ Department of ENT and Stomatology ❖ Department of Psychiatry ❖ Department of Neurology ❖ Department of Oncology and Beam Diagnostics ❖ Department of Ophthalmology ❖ Department of Radiology ❖ Department of Anaesthesiology and Reanimatology ❖ Department of Clinical Pharmacology ❖ Department of Urology ❖ Department of Internal diseases N3 ❖ Department of Internal Diseases N2 ❖ Department of Traumatology, Orthopedics, Military ❖ Department of Surgical Diseases field Surgery and Neurosurgery ❖ Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology N2 Departments of Medical-Prophylactic Faculty Departments of Higher Nursing Faculty ❖ Department of Histology and Medical Biology ❖ Department of Social Sciences ❖ Department of Medical and Biological Chemistry ❖ Department of Languages ❖ Department of Informatics and Biophysics ❖ Department of Public Health, Organization and ❖ Department of Anatomy and Clinical Anatomy Management of Public Health ❖ Department of Microbiology, Virology and Immunology ❖ Department of Forensic Medicine ❖ Department of Pharmacology ❖ Department of Nursing ❖ Department of Hematology, Transfusiology & Laboratory ❖ School of Public Health Departments of Professional Training Faculty ❖ Department of Environmental Hygiene ❖ Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology N1 ❖ Department of Communal Hygiene, Occupational Health ❖ Department of Dermatovenereology ❖ Department of Epidemiology ❖ Department of Traumatology, orthopedia and ❖ Department of Hygiene of Children, Adolescents & military surgery №1 Nutrition ❖ Department of Internal Diseases N1 ❖ Department of Retraining and Advanced Training of the General Practitioner of TMA MBBS from Tashkent Medical Academy: The MBBS Course of TMA for International Students will be conducted at Tashkent City and its Urgench & Ferghana Branches with English as medium of instruction and the duration of course will be 5 Years, with following Features: MCI Recognised English Medium Lowest Fee Indian Hostel & Food Safe for Girls WHO Approved International Standard MCI Screening Coaching Nearest from India Safe & Secure Tashkent Medical Academy, Urgench Branch TTA Urganch About TMA Urgench: FILlaLI ❖ Tashkent Medical Academy, Urgench Branch was established 11th March 1992,vide Resolution № 125 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Order of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan. ❖ At present over 1600 students are studying in the Institute. ❖ The 10 Floor building of the Institute with around 90 Rooms, 55 Educational audiences with e-book boards are available in all audiences. Lecture rooms are equipped with 16 multimedia equipments. ❖ The Institute has indoor Canteen/Mess Facility One Indoor sports hall & 2 outdoor sports grounds. ❖ Tashkent Medical Academy is Recognized by WHO & International Students are eligible for MCI, PM&DC, ECFMG Certifications. ❖ Clinical Residency has around 28 Branches including Surgery, Pediatrics, Neurology etc. ❖ Education programs are conducted for bachelors in Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing and Pharmacy. About Urgench Urgench is a city in western Uzbekistan It is the capital of the Khorezm Region Khorezm, boasting very interesting and rich history, is one of the oldest Central Asian regions. The kingdom of Khorezm shahs was one of the world’s largest in the 11th - 12th centuries. The region is part of Uzbekistan today, and the city of Urgench is its administrative center. Urgench has direct flights from Tashkent, travel time being 1 hour and is also connected by Trains from Tashkent. Weather is cold in winters with average low temperature of -10 oC and summers average high temperatures being 35 oC. TMA Urgench : Advantages ❖ Exposure to Hospitals from first year of Education and practical study on “Cadavers” (Human Body). ❖ Hospital inside the Campus. ❖ Highly qualified English speaking Teachers. ❖ 4 Star Hostel Facilities with Indian Food. ❖ Very Low Fee Structure compared India for similar Education pattern. ❖ Nearest destination from India. Direct flights up to Tashkent from India with 3 hours Journey. ❖ Study with International Students and get international exposure. ❖ Peaceful, Safe & Secure. No Law & Order problems. Safe for Girls. ❖ Good Indo-Uzbekistan Relations, making Indian students comfortable. ❖ `Naturally Beautiful & favorable climate with clean & peaceful living conditions. Ultra Modern Campus of Tashkent Medical Academy, Urgench Tashkent Medical Academy, Fergana Branch About TMA Fergana ❖ The Fergana branch of the Tashkent Medical Academy was established on the basis of the Medical Center at the Ferghana State University by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 239 of June 3, 1998. ❖ Currently, the branch works with medical schools of the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as in the specialties of “Medical and pedagogical work”, “Medical and preventive case” and “Higher medical care”, “General practitioner”, “Doctor”. “General Hygienist Epidemiologist” and “Highly Educated Nurse”. ❖ Clinical departments are located in the Fergana branch of the Tashkent Children’s Hospital and the No. 2 Children’s Hospital. ❖ During the learning process, a computerized fleet of 100 modern computers is used. The branch has an Information Resource Center. The Information Resource Center and its branches are equipped with computers, printers, scanners and copiers. ❖ The classrooms are equipped with video bikers, computers and projectors, 8 specialized training laboratories, about 60 modern equipments and specialized laboratories. ❖ The Institute has indoor Canteen/Mess Facility One Indoor sports outdoor
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