On October 27, 2026, Ulyana Sergeevna Shalievskaya, a master’s student enrolled in the 7M10101 “Nursing” educational program at the Department of Nursing, participated in the IV Republican Conference of Young Scientists, “SOVMIN FORUM 2026,” held in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Her academic supervisor is Zaure Alpanovna Baigozhina, Candidate of Medical Sciences and Associate Professor at the Department of Nursing.
The event was organized by the National Hospital of the Medical Center of the Administrative Department of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, in collaboration with the National Academy of Sciences under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The main objective of the forum was to bring together young researchers and scientists on a common scientific platform to exchange experience, present research findings, and discuss innovative ideas in healthcare. The event aimed to develop the scientific potential of young researchers, foster a new generation of professional communities, promote innovation, and advance medical science and practice in Kazakhstan.
As part of the forum, Ulyana Sergeevna delivered an oral presentation entitled “A Comparative Assessment of Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence Among Academic and Applied Bachelor’s Degree Nursing Students.” During her presentation, she shared the findings of her research examining nursing students’ perceptions of artificial intelligence and addressed current issues related to integrating modern digital technologies into the education and training of future nursing professionals.
Following the evaluation of scientific papers by the jury, Ulyana Sergeevna Shalievskaya was named among the TOP 5 participants of the IV Republican Conference of Young Scientists “SOVMIN FORUM 2026.” This achievement represents an important milestone in her research activities and highlights the relevance of her study.
Today, SOVMIN FORUM serves as a scientific platform that brings together the institution’s rich historical heritage and its commitment to the future. The forum provides young scientists with opportunities to present their research findings, exchange professional experience, establish scientific connections, and contribute to the advancement of national science.
Participation in the forum and recognition among its five best participants support the master’s student’s continued professional and academic development and highlight the importance of research into the application of artificial intelligence in nursing education.
Congratulations to the School of Nursing, the Department of Nursing, Ulyana Sergeevna Shalievskaya, and her academic supervisor, Zaure Alpanovna Baigozhina, on this significant achievement!
We wish them continued success, new scientific accomplishments, professional growth, and the successful implementation of promising research projects. May this award inspire further discoveries, strengthen research capacity, and contribute to enhancing the position of nursing within modern medical science in Kazakhstan!
