Research Article Open Access Journal of Media & Management History of Medicine and Medical Law Mukhitdinova Firyuza Abdurashidovna

Volume 1 | Issue 1 | 11 of 13
Citation:
Abdurashidovna MF (2019) History of Medicine and Medical Law Journal of Media & Management. SRC/
JMM-101. 

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to qualified medical services and social security, as well as 
in the field of medical education and science.
The ramified system created in Uzbekistan in essence 
of extreme service is still considered the standard of 
emergency and effective medical care in the world. It 
was on this bridgehead that real battles for the salvation 
of people unfolded. The chronicle of an independent 
republic records the opening of emergency medicine 
centers in each region. Unique in a clear organization, 
reasonable in structure, expediency and order, but 
most importantly, as the President conceived, having 
put forward the idea of its formation, accessible to all. 
There is still no analogue to it in any country in the 
world. Yes, there are separate institutes, clinics, but 
there is such an extensive branch network that makes 
qualified assistance possible for everyone. Uzbekistan 
is a policy that finds supporters around the world who 
are ready to contribute to his good deeds. As a result, 
loans worth hundreds of millions of dollars, grants, the 
emergence of joint projects. International foundations, 
governments of developed countries were imbued with 
the anxieties of a young republic, seriously perplexed by 
the health of the nation. And today I would like to note 
that, in Uzbekistan, 14 million dollars were allocated for 
lending to the private sector. The funds will be provided 
in the form of interest-free loans for the development 
of the private sector. According to the plan, 243 private 
medical institutions are opening up.
A training center has been created. The center for the 
development of private medicine in the country and 
the training of qualified personnel for the field will 
be opened on the basis of Akfa Medline, a private 
multidisciplinary medical center. The conditions for 
the exchange of experience with foreign experts are 
organized. Specialists from the USA, South Korea, 
Russia and other countries will be invited to exchange 
experiences with the opportunity to stay and work 
in Uzbekistan.New draft health laws are also being 
adopted. They will address issues of transplantology, 
public-private partnerships and compulsory health 
insurance [9].
The scientific novelty of the study is that traditional 
medicine has always been a popular science, and 
relics of ancient beliefs in the traditional way of life of 
the peoples of Uzbekistan appear for the first time in 
as an object of a special comprehensive historical and 
medical research. the origin, evolution and local version 
of traditional medicine as a social phenomenon are 
investigated. For the first time, a detailed analysis of the 
evolution of folk treatment, traditions, cults of scientists 
was carried out. On the basis of a comparative analysis 
of traditional medicine and traditional treatment of 
the culture of the Uzbek people, a provision was put 
forward for the first time on the genesis and continuity 
of traditional medicine and medical law.