Multidisciplinary Journal of Science and Technology

FROM THE HISTORY OF THE ACTIVITY OF RUSSIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE VILLAGES OF FERGANA REGION AT THE END OF THE XIX CENTURY – THE BEGINNING OF THE ХХ CENTURY

Patkhiddinov Rukhiddin Khusniddinovich

Associate Professor of Namangan State Technical University, PhD

Patkhiddinov Rukhiddin Khusniddinovich

Associate Professor of Namangan State Technical University, PhD

##semicolon## colonial period, modern medicine, paramedic clinics, rural district hospitals

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सार

In Fergana region, in 1898, 11 paramedic clinics and in 1906, 16 rural district hospitals were established. The article describes the introduction of modern biomedicine to the villages of the Fergana region during the colonial period of the Russian Empire, the establishment and operation of paramedic stations and rural district hospitals.

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