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https://doi.org/10.37547/pedagogics-crjp-05-05-05
MODEL OF PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS IN BIOCHEMISTRY IN MEDICAL HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
Abstract
This article talks about the model of development of students' professional knowledge of biochemistry in higher medical educational institutions, pedagogical features of formation of preparation for professional activity. The most important goal of education in the healthcare system is to provide the professional not only with the necessary training, but also with the base of skills and competences to continue developing throughout his professional life.
Keywords
Biochemistry, medicine, knowledge development model
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