03/03/2022
KazNMU residents are in touch: report from Erzindjan 🔹️ This year, we residents had the opportunity to practice in Turkey, city. Erzindjan, in the Menguchek Gazi educational and research hospital at Binali Yiildryrym University. Our system is a little different than locally. If in Kazakhstan the polyclinic is located separately, gynecological and maternity ward separately, then in Turkey it is all in one place. Residency in the specialty "Obstetrics and Gynecology" in Kazakhstan lasts 3 years, here 4 years. Local residents do all surgeries and supervise patients on their own. 🔹️The first week of the internship was informative. Our managers introduced us and told us about the work. Our day starts at 8:00 with the bypass of the head office. Further, the agenda depends on the schedule. We divided ourselves and change by departments: someone goes to the clinic, someone goes to the operating room, the maternity ward or the ward. At the clinic, we learn how to do the ultrasound of the small pelvis, also the screening of the fetus ultrasound. In the operating unit, we assist in operations: c-section, hysterectomy, colporraphy and laparoscopic surgeries. Also, there are mandatory 4 shifts every month. 🔹️Our mentors are professionals in their field who push and inspire to new achievements. Doctors can not only give advice, tell you anything on practical points, you can talk to them about a variety of topics on a variety of issues. 🔹️Turkey, as we know it, is famous for its hospitality and glorious mentality. Wherever you go, you will be sure to be fed, treated with local sweets, and invited to visit. 🔹️During practice, we not only work, but also spend time actively: going to breakfast with our doctors, visiting local landmarks. 🔹️We would like to express our deepest gratitude to the rector Talgat Seitzhanovich, the leadership of the University and our faculty of postgraduate education for supporting young doctors, for such programs that allow professional development. 🔹️If a person sincerely loves his job, there are no heights for him. In the world of medicine, there should be people who strive to progress, improve themselves.