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| Open Access | METHODOLOGY FOR APPLYING ENTRUSTMENT-BASED COMPETENCE TECHNOLOGY (EBCT) IN TEACHING PEDIATRIC SURGERY
Sapokhonov Kh.S , Assistant, Department of Surgery, Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health Yuldashev F.Y , Professor, Department of Surgery, Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health.Abstract
This study aims to substantiate the methodology for applying Entrustment-Based Competence Technology (EBCT) in teaching pediatric surgery. The research highlights the importance of competence-based medical education and proposes a structured pedagogical approach focused on entrustment, clinical decision-making, and reflective practice. The findings demonstrate that EBCT enhances clinical thinking, professional responsibility, and readiness for independent practice.
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EBCT, entrustment, professional competence, pediatric surgery, EPA, clinical assessment, simulation, OSCE, mini-CEX, practical training.
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