During this period, Jamilya Anvarovna conducted a number of practical classes and gave lectures for first and second year residents in the specialty “Adult and Pediatric Cardiology” (7R0101).

The discussions revolved around the latest recommendations from the European Society of Cardiology regarding the diagnosis and treatment of several key cardiac conditions. Special attention was given to recommendations for diagnosing and treating arterial hypertension, acute coronary syndrome, and chronic heart failure, which remain leading causes of mortality and morbidity among cardiovascular patients. Additionally, the lecturer shared her own research findings regarding genetic factors influencing the development of cardiovascular diseases.

The interaction with the scholar served as a stimulus for residents to engage in scientific research and develop their scientific thinking. The introduction of new ideas and perspectives inspired them to seek new avenues and approaches to problem-solving.

The lecturer's profound knowledge and extensive experience in cardiology enabled residents to gain valuable practical skills and expand their theoretical knowledge. We express our gratitude to Jamila Anvarovna Mansurova for sharing her expertise and making a valuable contribution to the education of our residents. Her presence at the Cardiology Department has been a significant step forward in the development of our educational program.

Thus, participation in the internal academic mobility program brings significant value to both educators and students, enriching the educational process, stimulating scientific development, and expanding professional horizons.