THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORAL QUALITIES OF FUTURE DOCTORS

Authors

  • Nigora Dadakhonovna Akhmedova Doctor of philosophy in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor email: nigoroy2505@mail.ru Andijan Medical Institute (Uzbekistan) street Yusuf Otabekov house 1 info@adti.uz
  • Ziyoda Ergashevna Azimova Doctor of science in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor. Andijan State Pedagogical Institute (Uzbekistan) email: odachon@mail.ru
  • Seimbika Usmanovna Bichurina Doctor of philosophy in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor. Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University (Russia) email: Bichurina@yandex.ru

Keywords:

Spiritual medicine, future doctor, self-consciousness, morality of the doctor and medical and pedagogical influence.

Abstract

The development of professional and spiritual qualities aimed at the manifestation in students of a conscious attitude to the necessary spiritual and ethical standards in the process of solving professional problems. Also, personally significant positive values of students are formed with purposefully organized impact both on the conscious and subconscious levels.

The purpose of the study is to consider the educational potential of the works of Eastern thinkers in the field of "Al-Adab" in the bringing up of future doctors in terms of impact on the conscious and subconscious levels.

Methods: Meta-analysis of the works of Abu Yusuf al-Kindi, Abu Bakr Muhammad al-Razi and Abu Ali ibn Sina, method of meaningful integration, observation method, analysis, synthesis.

Results: A matrix of professional and spiritual qualities of future doctors was determined based on the content integration of the “Oath of the Doctor of Uzbekistan” and the “Ethical Rules of the Andijan State Medical Institute”. An exemplary theme of classes for tutors has been developed in order to develop the spiritual and moral qualities of students in the form of optional education.

Conclusion: Thus, the upbringing of an ethical attitude towards the patient is manifested in the practical activities of doctors only if the “need-stimulus-motive” system of professional and personal growth and a value attitude to the professional activities of students are properly launched.

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