Currently, the country is paying close attention to the fundamental reform of the healthcare system, improving the quality of medical care for the population to world standards, and widely implementing advanced foreign experience in this field.
International Partnership in Medicine
The National Medical Center is actively developing promising multilateral ties with leading clinics and research centers worldwide. Recently, international specialists from authoritative medical institutions in Germany and the USA visited the National Medical Center.
Visit of Foreign Experts
A delegation, consisting of Professor Timo Brandeburger from the University of Düsseldorf, a renowned specialist in anesthesiology and intensive care, and Dr. Inna Kammerer from the WKK Kaiserslautern clinic, a leading specialist in cardiothoracic surgery and intensive care, familiarized themselves with the Center's workflow and existing conditions.
Experience Exchange and Discussions
During the visit, doctors from the National Medical Center held discussions with foreign experts, discussing the latest achievements in the most relevant areas of modern medicine, particularly in anesthesiology, cardiothoracic surgery, and resuscitation. Complex clinical cases, advanced treatment methods, and future cooperation plans were actively discussed during the meetings.
Digitalization and Telemedicine
Remote and practical consultations within the framework of international cooperation continue, utilizing modern digital technologies and telemedicine capabilities, in addition to in-person meetings.
Online Conference with Germany
One such event was an online teleconference organized with the participation of neurologists and neurosurgeons from the National Medical Center, with Professor Kleinschnitz from the neurology clinic of the prestigious University of Essen in Germany. During this important discussion, conducted by the Deputy Director of the National Medical Center, issues regarding advancing bilateral cooperation to a new stage, exchanging scientific and practical experience, and implementing innovative treatment standards in this field were reviewed.
Focus on Diseases
The central topic of discussion was the early diagnosis of Parkinson's disease and effective treatment technologies using modern methods. The Director of the National Medical Center, Maqsud Saidov, personally participated in the teleconference and invited Professor Kleinschnitz to visit Uzbekistan to gain a more detailed understanding of the Center's activities and discuss joint projects. Both sides expressed unanimous support for expanding mutually beneficial cooperation and implementing joint scientific and clinical research.
Significance of International Experience
Such systemic and large-scale international events held by the National Medical Center serve as an important catalyst for introducing the most modern, globally recognized practices into the country's medicine, especially in neurology and neurosurgery. The foundation of this strong partnership with the global medical community lies in the common goal of providing the country's population with high-tech, precise, and effective medical care at world-class standards.
