CURRENT ISSUES OF THE ORGANIZATION OF NEONATOLOGY AND PERINATAL MEDICINE IN UKRAINE. UNDERGRADUATE AND POSTGRADUATE TRAINING OF DOCTORS

SummaryThe distance learning is extremely relevant in nowadays Ukraine. In the era of Internet technologies, many aspects our life are transferred to network, thus accelerating development information society and overcoming geographical barriers. Despite martial law, it necessary continue education throughout country. The Ministry Education Science Ukraine recommends that heads higher institutions conduct educational process as close possible traditional format, taking into account wartime restrictions absolute protection participants process, resolve set issues with involvement student self-government bodies trade union organizations. Aim: analyze effectiveness pediatrics for foreign 6th-year students conditions law. Main part. At Bukoiynian State Medical University, sixth year study academic discipline "Pediatrics". Conducting online classes Google Meet gives possibility explain new material interview about previous topics, broadcast films, demonstrate materials on computer desktop, give access your screen show presentations or other desktop. It also a stream from ward hospital where patients being treated practice purely practical skills such an anamnesis disease child parents, conducting objective examination. To quality studying subject`s teachers department task preparing presentation Power Point program, which then demonstrated during class Meet. After that, discussions debates held, contributes better assimilation affects final result assessment. With help Classroom service, created database test tasks subject control degree material. pediatrics, neonatology perinatal medicine, last week "Pediatrics", submission based MCI Step-2 tests "Moodle" server was introduced. Conclusions: services have rich arsenal digital capabilities, allow full-fledged surveys, multimedia content, organize testing, play videos real time patient's ward, etc., so they serve good alternative offline sixth-year condition