The scientific and practical conference, known as the "Mirrahimov Readings," continues to expand its horizons and is becoming a key event for the medical community. This was reported by Alina Altymysheva, a national staff member of the World Health Organization (WHO).
According to Altymysheva, the WHO is actively participating in the conference as an invited party and emphasizes the high value of such meetings in light of the rapid progress in medical technologies. "In our rapidly changing world, it is especially important for researchers to gather to discuss current trends in order to stay at the forefront," she noted.
Additionally, she added that new projects emerge during the event, and professional connections are strengthened and formed. "Within the framework of the SCO, cardiologists from various countries come together, which undoubtedly enriches all participants. Here, there is an exchange of best practices and modern research methods, creating an excellent foundation for the integration of science and practice," said Altymysheva.
The conference also provides an opportunity for young professionals to learn from experienced colleagues who share their knowledge through master classes. "'Mirrahimov Readings' is an event that is anticipated throughout the year, where all relevant issues are discussed," she added.
Alina Altymysheva emphasized that the World Health Organization actively supports such initiatives. "Our goal is to improve the health of the population and create a new patient-centered healthcare model. This fully aligns with the core idea of the 'Mirrahimov Readings,' making this conference particularly significant," she concluded.
