1. 1. SRI of Virology provides educational activity on postgraduate programmes for doctoral studies, basic doctoral studies and independent application (training level of highly qualified personnel).

   Implementation of basic professional education programs of research training for doctoral studies, basic studies and independent application is performed on field of study 14.00.00 Medical sciences

   Course code:

   14.00.10 Infectious diseases

   14.00.30 Epidemiology

   03.00.04 Microbiology and Virology

   Forms of preparation. Preparation of scientific and pedagogical staff on doctoral program, program of basic doctoral study is performed in intramural form of study.

   2. 
      Teaching in clinical internship « Infectious diseases ».

    

   3. Preparation of masters on the existing training program, conducted by the Chair of Microbiology, virology and Immunology TMA on the basis of Reference Laboratory of SRI of Virology.

    

   4. Training of specialist for quality control and laboratory diagnosis of viral infectious diseases.

    

Research Institute of Virology of the Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Epidemiology, Microbiology, Infectious and Parasitic Diseases announces admission to basic doctorate (PhD), doctorate (DSc) and independent research (PhD and DSc) from September 15 to October 15, 2022 in the following specialties:

14.00.10 - Infectious Diseases

03.00.04 - Microbiology and Virology

Note. Admission to basic doctorate (PhD), doctorate (DSc) and independent research (PhD and DSc) is carried out online in the Unified Electronic System of the Ministry of Innovative Development of the Republic of Uzbekistan (registration on the website (http://phd.mininnovation.uz). The list of documents is presented on the website http://phd.mininnovation.uz

 Applicants for basic doctorate (PhD) take entrance exams in:

- according to the chosen specialty (microbiology and virology, infectious diseases)

- foreign language (learned at previous levels of education).

Applicants applying for basic doctorate (PhD), doctorate (DSc) and independent research (PhD and DSc) are interviewed in their specialty.

Acceptance of documents

Deadline for accepting documents: from September 15 to October 15, 2022.

Place of acceptance of documents:

100194, Tashkent city, Yunusabad, Yangi Shahar street,7A.

Phone / fax: (99871) 209-83-26

Reception time: Monday-Friday - 09.00-16.00.

- Clinical internship

Base of preparation of clinical residents includes the clinic, outpatient, and diagnostic-hepatologic Center, research units of the Institute. Clinical base (5 departments: children's infection diarrhea disease, HIV/AIDS-HIV-infected patients, Department of acute viral hepatitis, department of chronic viral hepatitis, department of chronic viral hepatitis and liver cirrhosis), resuscitation department, intensive therapy department, laboratory, equipped with modern equipment, allowing to provide specialized medical assistance to patients.

The Institute, in accordance with the license to conduct educational activities, organizes reception on residency program on special field «Infectious diseases»

To programmes of residency, persons are allowed with higher medical education. Admission to the training is carried out within the allocated quotas.

Admission tests shall be carried out in the form of testing and oral questioning. The results of the admission test will be summarized and are documented in the Protocol.

Admission to training is performed on the application for admission, which is filed by the applicant. The documents, necessary for admission, shall be submitted to the Institute, to the Executive Secretary on the admission to the clinical internship.

List of required documents for admission to clinical internship

1. Application to name of the Director
2. Diploma with transcript
3. Copy of passport
4. Medical certificate

Acceptance of documents for residency training program begins on July 20 and ends on August 20

Place of documents acceptance:

100194, Tashkent city, Yunusabad Yangi Shahar Street,7А.

Phone/fax: (99871) 224-83-26

Acceptance time: from Monday to Friday from 09.00 to 16.00.

The Research Institute of Virology has organized the following courses to improve the professional skills of doctors

THEMATIC TRAINING COURSES

Teaching staff of the Research Institute of Virology of the Republican Specialized Center of Epidemiology, Microbiology, Infectious and Parasitic Diseases

Infectious and Parasitic Diseases

Training Workshop on “Improving the Capacity of RSM and HPV Screening in the Republic of Uzbekistan” training and hands-on training

The training workshop was supported by KOFIH (Korea Foundation for International Health) and GC LA program of Dr. Lee Jong-wook at the Research Institute of Virology within the framework of cooperation on the project “Improvement of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) research and diagnostics in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Training Objective: To expand HPV research and provide capacity building of medical institutions in Uzbekistan for HPV laboratory testing.

Training organizers:

Lee Gyutaek Director of GC LAB's External Affairs Department

Che Dongyul Head of Cytopathology Department, GC LAB

No Won Park Senior Cytopathology Teacher GC LAB

Kim Heeun Representative of KOFIH in Uzbekistan

Akhmedova Shakhnoza, doctoral student of Research Institute of Virology training assistant

Turabova Nozimakhon, employee of Research Institute of Virology training assistant.

Organization of the training workshop

From March 6, 2023 to April 28, 2023 at the Research Institute of Virology in the lecture hall was held a training workshop on training and practical training on early diagnosis of HPV infection among laboratory technicians by liquid cytology method according to the WHO program.

To achieve this goal, a special training program was developed - 72 credits on “Odam papilloma virusi diagnostikasida citologic usul asoslarining jahon tajribasi” and 144 credits on “Tibbiyotda ananaviy va suyuklik cytologic va ahamiyati”.

Training course

Early diagnosis of HCC within the framework of the project “Prevention of virus-induced liver cancer in Uzbekistan”

Institute of Virology in cooperation with Hannover Medical School has planned 4 training courses on early diagnosis of HCC within the project “Prevention of virus-induced liver cancer in Uzbekistan: Tashkent-Hanover Liver Network (PLUTHO)” for ultrasonographers.

The first training course started on May 20, 2024.

The German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) supports the PLUTHO project (Prevention of virus-induced liver cancer in Uzbekistan.

The Hannover Medical School (HMS) enters into a clinical partnership with Uzbekistan and supports a training program on sonographic diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).

The goal of the partnership between GMSH and the Institute of Virology is to conduct collaborative research on viral hepatitis and simultaneously improve public health in the partner country.

One of the project directions is to create a structured training program on ultrasound diagnosis of early detection of liver cancer for doctors in the Republic of Uzbekistan. In addition, both partner clinics want to improve early diagnosis of HCC associated with hepatitis viruses.

Hannover Medical School is represented by the following scientists: Prof. Michael Gebel, Prof. Heiner Wedemeyer, Dr. Lisa Sandmann.

Hannover Medical School is represented by the following scientists: Prof. Michael Gebel, Prof. Heiner      Wedemeyer, Dr. Lisa Sandmann. Prof. Michael Gebel from 2000-2006. Board of Directors of the German Society of Ultrasound Diagnostics (DEGUM). 2002-2004 President of the German Society of Ultrasound Diagnostics (DEGUM). President of the annual joint congress of the German, Austrian and Swiss Society for Ultrasound in Medicine in Hannover (DEGUM, ÖGUM, SGUM). 2005 DEGUM delegate to AWMF (Association of German scientific medical societies). 2013 - 2019 Member of the Good Scientific Practice (GWP) commission at the IHS. Since 2019 deputy ombudsman of the IHS. Member of the German Ultrasound Society (DEGUM), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), German Digestive Diseases Society (DGVS), American       Gastroenterological Association. (AGA). Honorary member of the Polish Society of Ultrasound in Medicine (PTU). Honorary member of the German Society of Ultrasound (DEGUM). Honorary Professor of Abu Ali ibn Sina (Avicenna) University of Bukhara (2018) Uzbekistan.

Prof. Heiner Wedemeyer has been Head of the Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Infectious Diseases and Endocrinology at Hannover Medical School since 2020. He has been involved in the scientific coordination of the German Network of Viral Hepatitis Specialists (Hep-Net) and the German Liver Foundation for more than 15 years. He is currently the managing director of the German Hepatitis C Registry. Heiner Wedemeyer is a member of several scientific organizations and Secretary General of the European Association for the Study of the Liver from 2009 to 2011. In addition, he is a representative of the consortium “D-SOLVE”, funded by the European Union, which aims to find new strategies. for personalized treatment of hepatitis D. Prof. Heiner Wedemeyer has been President of the German Society for Digestive and Metabolic Diseases (DGVS) since January 2023.

Prof. Heiner Wedemeyer has received numerous awards, including the Hans Popper Award der International Association for the Study of the Liver in 2002, the Innovation Award of the German Medical Faculties (2011) and the dem Rudolph-Schoen-Preis (2011), the EASL Registry Grant (2014) and the Solko W. Schalm Award (2023). His research was funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), the German Ministry of Research and Education (BMBF), the European Union, the European Liver Association and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Dr. Lisa Sandmann, MD, PhD. Clinical and Research Fellow, Department of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Endocrinology, Hannover Medical School, Germany. Her main research focuses on viral hepatitis, chronic liver diseases and their complications. She graduated in medicine from Hannover Medical School and Harvard University (USA). She completed her PhD within the HBRS structured doctoral training program “StrucMed” in the working group of Prof. Dr. Sandra Zesek and Prof. Dr. Thomas von Hahn in the field of hepatitis C research. This work was deepened during an internship at the Laboratory of Virology and Infectious Diseases at Rockefeller University in New York under the supervision of Prof. Charles M. Rice.

Dr. Lisa Sandmann's research activities are related to chronic liver diseases, primarily chronic viral liver infections. As part of the Clinical Scientist program, she is investigating novel virological biomarkers and immunological parameters of chronic hepatitis D virus infection.

On the base of the Institute there is Department of infectious diseases Tashkent Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education, which was organized in December 1939, on the recommendation of Professor N.I. Rogoza.

From the date of organization to 1951, the Chairman of department was by Professor A. Kacenovich and A. Segal. From 1951 to 1988, the department was headed by academician of the Academy of Sciences RUz, corresponding member of the Academy of Medical Sciences of the Russian Federation, Professor Isak Kurbanovich Musabayev. In the period from 1988 to 2000 the departement was headed by the Doctor of medical sciences, Professor Dzhurabay Adylovich Adilov, from 2000 by now it is headed by MD, Professor Erkin Isakovich Musabayev. During their activities, the staff of the Department of Infectious Diseases studied the pathogenetic aspects of the disorders of various elements in many infectious diseases, which contributed to the correction of these disorders and allowed a more rapid recovery.

In the period 1975-1995, the Department was engaged in the scientific development of a course of viral hepatitis with a parenteral transmission mechanism in pregnant women. Since 1995, he has been dealing with chronic viral hepatitis B, C and Delta, treating and treating patients with HIV infection, and has been working on serious issues of meningitis.

Teaching and learning process. 12 cycles in all directions of infection pathology are conducted at the Chair. In connection with the deterioration of the epidemic situation of HIV infection, monthly cycle on HIV infection is organized, which has been held since 1995. It should be noted that for the last 2 years the Chair has been conducting "Hepatology" cycle for doctors specializing in infectious diseases doctors, physicians, surgeons, oncologists, ultrasound doctors, general practitioners, IDC. Doctors of this cycle receive information of instrumental Diagnostics of liver diseases (CT, MRI, ULTRASOUND, fibroscanning of liver, etc.) Over the last 5 years at the Chair more than 600 infectiologists have undergone advanced training.

Therapeutic process. Employees of the Chair of infectious diseases are directly involved in diagnostic and treatment work of the clinic of the Institute. Professorial-teaching staff of the Chair is scientific consultants of the clinic departments of SRI of Virology. Employees of the Department developed guidelines, used in the clinic work.

Foreign cooperation of the Chair. The Chair collaborates with the medical institutions of foreign countries (Institute of Virology named after D.I. Ivanovskiy of the Russian Academy of medical sciences, Flu Institute, CDC, United States) and with international organizations such as UNICEF, the Global Fund, USAID.

Calendar-thematic plan of advanced training courses of the Department of Infectious Diseases 2022

DEPARTMENT OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES

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