THE ROLE OF MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN STRENGTHENING PUBLIC HEALTH
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Public health is one of the most important foundations of social development and national well-being. In the modern world, the quality of healthcare services depends not only on hospitals and medical technologies but also on the quality of medical education. Educational institutions that prepare nurses, feldshers, laboratory assistants, public health specialists, and other healthcare workers play a central role in strengthening community health systems. These institutions provide professional knowledge, practical skills, ethical values, and preventive health awareness. This article discusses the role of medical educational institutions in strengthening public health, their contribution to disease prevention, workforce development, health promotion, and community resilience. It also examines current challenges and future opportunities in medical education.
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