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103 -2 (30/3) 2020 — Kayumov Kh.N. — INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN INTEGRATING TRADITIONAL AND COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE INTO THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN INTEGRATING TRADITIONAL AND COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE INTO THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

Kayumov Kh.N., – Bukhara State Medical Institute, Bukhara, Republic of Uzbekistan.

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The article describes the situation with the use of traditional and complementary medicine in the world, the measures taken to adapt them to the existing health care system.

The state of the system of training, advanced training and retraining of specialists in the field of traditional and complementary medicine in different countries, the level of development and implementation of norms and regulations on their application are analyzed.

Key words: traditional and complementary   medicine, traditional medicine, application, strategy, adaptation to the healthcare system.

First page

395

Last page

397

For citation: Kayumov Kh.N. International experience in integrating traditional and complementary medicine into the healthcare system//New Day in Medicine 2(30)2020 395-397 https://cutt.ly/hvIQrGl

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