| Name of the discipline, number of credits | Summary of the discipline |
| Major disciplines (ПДО) |
| Outpatient-polyclinic surgery | The discipline is aimed at developing the skills of organizing medical care for children in outpatient clinics, including diagnosis, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation. The issues of follow-up, preventive examinations, childhood injuries, diagnosis of acute diseases and birth defects, as well as postoperative care are considered. The training promotes interaction with parents and specialists, compliance with standards and the use of evidence-based medical methods. |
| Purulent surgery | The discipline is aimed at developing skills in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of purulent surgical infections in children, including diseases of the skin, subcutaneous tissue, arthritis, osteomyelitis and abscesses. Training includes working with parents, meeting medical standards, risk assessment, and the use of evidence-based methods. They also develop skills in working with medical documentation and scientific data to improve their professional level. |
| Emergency surgery | The discipline is aimed at developing skills in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of emergency surgical pathology in children, including appendicitis, peritonitis, intestinal obstruction, hernias and injuries. It includes working with parents, meeting medical standards, and assessing risks. The training covers the regulatory framework, the maintenance of medical records and the use of scientific data to improve professional skills and the quality of diagnosis. |
| Elective surgery with urology-1 | The discipline develops knowledge and skills in the organization of medical care in planned pediatric surgery, including diagnosis, treatment, prevention and rehabilitation of teratomas, cysts, hernias, parasitic and other diseases. Teaches interaction with parents and specialists, risk assessment, compliance with treatment standards, documentation, analysis of scientific data and their application in practice. Promotes the formation of legal knowledge and professional development. |
| Elective surgery with urology-2 | The discipline develops knowledge and skills in the organization of urological care for children, including diagnosis, treatment, prevention and rehabilitation of hydronephrosis, pyelectasis, reflux, obstruction, urethral valves, injuries, neurogenic bladder, enuresis, etc. Teaches interaction with parents and specialists, risk assessment, compliance with treatment standards, knowledge of the legal framework, documentation management and application of principles of evidence-based medicine in practice. |
| Thoracic surgery | The discipline develops knowledge and skills in providing assistance to children with thoracic pathology: diseases of the esophagus, congenital cysts of the mediastinum, pathologies of the lungs and chest (funnel-shaped, keeled chest, Poland syndrome), regurgitation and vomiting syndrome, etc. Teaches diagnosis, treatment, prevention, interaction with parents, compliance with standards, knowledge of the regulatory framework, documentation, analysis of scientific data and the application of principles of evidence-based medicine in practice. |
| Traumatology, orthopedics-1 | The discipline develops knowledge and skills in helping children with bone and joint injuries: subcostal fractures, “green branch”, epiphyseolysis, limb injuries, pelvis, spine, dislocations and traumatic shock. Teaches diagnosis, treatment, interaction with parents and specialists, risk assessment, compliance with standards, documentation, legal framework, analysis of scientific data, evaluation of the effectiveness of methods and the use of evidence-based medicine. |
| Traumatology, orthopedics-2 | The discipline develops knowledge and skills in providing assistance to children with orthopedic pathology: congenital hip dislocation, clubfoot, torticollis, scoliosis, postural disorders, osteochondropathies, anomalies and deformities of the musculoskeletal system, orphan diseases of the skeleton, false joints, bone tumors, etc. Teaches diagnosis, treatment, prevention, rehabilitation, risk assessment and implementation of measures in accordance with the principles of evidence-based medicine and standards. |
| Newborn surgery | The discipline is aimed at developing knowledge and skills in the organization of neonatal surgical care, pregnancy management, delivery and treatment of newborns with congenital malformations. It teaches students how to interpret clinical and laboratory data, diagnose, choose treatment tactics, perform surgical interventions, assess risks, interact with parents and specialists, and comply with examination and treatment standards. |
| Endoscopic surgery | The discipline is aimed at developing knowledge and skills in organizing medical care for children with surgical pathology requiring endoscopic interventions. It includes diagnosis, treatment, prevention and rehabilitation, as well as mastering the techniques of diagnostic research and laparoscopic operations. The training promotes effective interaction with parents and specialists, risk assessment, compliance with medical standards and the use of evidence-based methods in clinical practice. |
| Component of choice (КВПД) |
| Anesthesiology and intensive care | The discipline forms the skills of anesthetic management and intensive care in children, including preparation for surgery, infusion therapy, extracorporeal detoxification, intensive care, stabilization of newborns and treatment of acute disorders (sepsis, shock, seizures). The risks, complications and treatment methods are considered in accordance with the principles of evidence-based medicine, as well as interaction with parents and medical specialists. |
| Children’s kombustiology | The discipline builds skills in the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of children with burns, including superficial and deep burns, respiratory tract burns, and electrical burns. The principles of anti-shock therapy, prevention of complications, treatment of scars and contractures, as well as skin plastic surgery are considered. The training promotes interaction with parents and specialists, compliance with standards and the use of evidence-based medical methods. |
| Radiation diagnostics | The discipline is aimed at developing the skills of radiation diagnostics in children, including X-rays, ultrasound, CT, MRI and radionuclide studies. The interpretation of the results, differential diagnosis, risk assessment and selection of the most effective research methods are considered. The training covers indications and contraindications, as well as the formulation of conclusions based on scientific evidence, in compliance with diagnostic standards and interaction with parents. |
| Medical genetics and bioethics | The discipline covers genetic research, including chromosomal abnormalities, hereditary diseases, genetic testing, prenatal diagnosis, and neonatal screening. Bioethical issues are considered: moral values in medicine, ethics of doctor-patient interaction, medical staff, medical errors, moral aspects of death and quality of life. Skills of interpretation of genetic data and ethical decision-making in practice are being developed. |
| Management of scientific research | The study of principles, methods, and tools for effective planning, organization, management, and control of research activities aimed at developing research project management skills, from the stage of setting goals and developing methodology to putting results into practice. The main aspects of the discipline include: research planning, organization of work, monitoring and evaluation of results, and innovation. |
| Statistical analysis in healthcare | The study of methods of processing and interpreting data necessary for analyzing the health status of the population, evaluating the effectiveness of medical interventions and making managerial decisions in the field of healthcare. The main aspects of the discipline include: data collection and processing, descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, forecasting and modeling. |