TEACHING HISTORY OF MEDICINE TO FOREIGN STUDENTS IS VITAL FACTOR OF PEDAGOGY
Keywords:
medical education, competence, trend, methodology, medical deontology, medical practice, social principle, humanities, empirical research, didactic opportunity.Abstract
This article reflects on modern trends in the history of medicine and provides information on the research conducted by world scientists in this field.
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