Volunteering is a voluntary, socially oriented, socially useful activity carried out free of charge. According to Article 6 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Volunteering, volunteering can be carried out in the form of individual volunteer activities: participation in providing social assistance, assistance to socially vulnerable segments of the population, children in…
DetailsOn March 31, 2025, the senior lecturer of the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, PhD Gulbarshin Darinkyzy Mukasheva, conducted the intellectual game “Quiz-Please” with the students of group 3429 in the “Medicine” specialty. The event aimed to develop logical thinking, erudition, and teamwork skills. The quiz questions covered a wide range of topics, including medical…
DetailsToday on 28/03/2025 2nd year students participated in the Regional IX scientific and practical conference with international participation “Science and Medicine”: a modern view of youth. Aqib Iqbal and Kamran Majeed were awarded with 3rd degree diploma . Supervisor: assistant of the Department of Nursing Elemes Akerke Elemeskyzy. 2nd degree diploma was awarded to Ayushi…
Details20.03.2025 in the discipline “Infectious diseases in adults”, a class hour on the theme “Nauryz – spring festival” was held with the participation of students of the 5103rd group of the Faculty of General Medicine. The staff of the university hospital were invited to the class hour – ophthalmologist Omarbayeva I.E., nurses Alyasova A.K., Nabieva…
DetailsThe Department of General Medical Practice of Semey, under the leadership of Professor A.A. Dyusupova, regularly organizes events in schools in Semey dedicated to a healthy lifestyle, sexual education, metabolic syndrome prevention, and other health-related topics. As part of this initiative, a preventive medical examination was conducted at Secondary School No. 3 in Semey with…
DetailsOn 28.03.2025, a round table on the topic “Drug-induced liver damage“ was held in polyclinic No. 6 in Semey. Polyclinics No. 6 took part in the round table. Drug-induced liver damage is a reaction caused by taking a drug or other substance of non–infectious origin that develops on average from 5 to 90 days after…
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