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THE ROLE OF INFORMING PATIENTS ABOUT HYPERTENSION IN POLYCLINIC SETTINGS
No full textA retrospective analysis (over the last five years) was carried out on 222 randomly selected outpatient records from among patients undergoing dispensary observation with arterial hypertension in family clinics (n=54) and in a number of rural family clinics of the Republic of Uzbekistan (n=168). Data from a retrospective analysis of outpatient records were compared with the results of examination of patients (questioning, examination, anthropometry, blood pressure measurement, cholesterol determination, etc.). Doctors from family clinics in Tashkent and rural family clinics in the regions of the Republic were interviewed. Before training, 156 doctors were surveyed, after training 119, and 236 patients undergoing follow-up with hypertension were surveyed and examined. Subsequently, some of them (n=122, main group) completed an awareness course at a health school, and some (n=114, comparison group) did not participate in the educational program. All patients were monitored for 2 years with subsequent re-examination and examination
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE VIEWS OF CHILDREN'S EDUCATION AND MORAL VIRTUES IN THE WORKS OF IBN SINA TODAY
No full textThe article examines Ibn Sina's attitude to the issue of child upbringing, factors affecting it, moral qualities in his philosophical works. It is also explained that the events happening in the society, external influence and the environment in the family have a direct impact on the education of childre
LITERARY AND AESTHETIC INTERPRETATION OF THE IMAGE OF A TEENAGER IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
No full textThis article examines the literary and aesthetic portrayal of the teenager in English literature, with a focus on how adolescence is represented as a period of emotional, psychological, and moral transformation. Drawing on selected works from the 20th and 21st centuries, the study explores how authors construct the image of the adolescent to reflect broader social, cultural, and philosophical concerns. Through character analysis, thematic exploration, and aesthetic evaluation, the article highlights the complexity of teenage characters as both individuals and symbolic figures within literary narratives. The study also considers how literary techniques—such as narrative voice, symbolism, and psychological realism—are used to convey the inner world of teenagers and their struggle for identity, independence, and meaning. Ultimately, the article argues that the literary image of the teenager serves as a powerful lens through which authors critique social norms, explore human development, and reflect on the universal experience of growing up
STUDY OF CONTEMPORARY METHODS OF ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT
No full textThis article analyzes the leading approaches to modern enterprise management, principles of innovative management, and management technologies that serve to increase efficiency in today's highly competitive environment. Methods such as digital management, data-based decision-making, new ideas of management, customer-centric management, and lean management aimed at unlocking the potential of employees are highlighted as the main factors determining the stability of today's enterprises. The article presents practical conclusions on the automation of business processes, modernization of leadership strategies, and the formation of an organizational model that is quickly adaptable to changing market requirements. The scientific significance of the study is that it offers a comprehensive approach to the development strategy of enterprises, combining traditional approaches to management with modern innovative methods
THE ROLE OF ABU RAYKHAN BIRUNI’S ATHAR UL-BAQIYA’ IN THE ISLAMIC CIVILISATION
No full textAbu Raykhan Beruni is important in the advancement of Science with his famous works. In this article highlights of the role of Abu Raykhan Biruni’s Athar ul-Baqiya’ in the islamic civilisatio
INNOVATIONS AND TECHNOLOGIES IN THE CREATIVE ECONOMY
No full textIn today’s world, innovation and technology play a key role in the development of the creative economy, which encompasses art, fashion, design, film, music, advertising, and digital media. Artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, blockchain, NFTs, Big Data, and metaverses are shaping new forms of creativity, transforming monetization processes and audience engagement. These technologies not only expand opportunities for artists, designers, and musicians but also create new business models, professions, and ways of consuming content. This article explores major technological trends, their impact on creative industries, and the prospects for the development of digital creativity
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING ONCOLOGY
No full textThe problem of modern oncology is the discrepancy between the achievements of medical science and technology and the understanding of general practitioners to conduct examinations and the ability to apply them and detect cancer at a stage when the cure rate can be 80-100%. It is necessary to train doctors who are not so much knowledgeable as able to determine the optimal diagnostic tactics. The interactive system allows solving tactical problems, conducting classes more vividly with visual perception and implementing an immediate objective and transparent knowledge control for participants, presenting them in the form of graphs and time spent on answers. Preliminary experience of combining traditional forms of training and modern digital technologies indicates the effectiveness of increasing oncological literacy and alertness of students and general practitioners
THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN FIGHTING DESTRUCTIVE IDEAS
No full textThe article highlights the role of the family in the fight against destructive ideas in the upbringing of children
EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATION OF MANAGEMENT OF A MODERN HOUSING STOCK
No full textThis article includes the classification of types of modern housing stock and the effective organization of management. The main components of the housing problem in the Republic of Uzbekistan, problematic situations of a complex nature of the housing stock were identified. The main tasks for achieving the effective development of the modern housing stock were identified. In conclusion, the main tasks for the effective development of the modern housing stock were identified. Proposals for the effective organization of management of the modern housing stock were developed
INSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS OF CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN MAINTAINING PUBLIC ORDER: REGIONAL SPECIFICITIES OF THE POST-SOVIET SPACE IN CENTRAL ASIA - A COMPARATIVE LEGAL STUDY OF KAZAKH AND TAJIK MODELS
No full textThis article examines the legal regulation of citizen participation in ensuring public safety in Kazakhstan and Tajikistan, analyzing their legislative systems, law enforcement practices, and potential for regional cooperation. Drawing on primary sources—including laws, reports from ministries of internal affairs, court decisions, and academic studies—the study identifies the strengths of both models: Kazakhstan’s preventive approach, which reduced street crime by 23.1% in 2024, and Tajikistan’s territorial adaptation, which decreased offenses by 16.8%. A comparative analysis highlights their differences—strict regulation versus flexibility—and their complementarity. Successful cases, such as joint exercises in 2022 that reduced cross-border incidents by 12%, underscore the value of coordination. The article proposes establishing a platform within the EAEC and CSTO frameworks for experience sharing to enhance regional security. It contributes to the global discourse on the role of citizens in maintaining order, offering a model for countries with traditions of collective responsibility