PLO 1. Possess foundational knowledge of the structure of professional activity. Ability to carry out professional activities that require the updating and integration of knowledge. Demonstrate responsibility for professional development and the capacity for further professional learning with a high level of autonomy.
PLO 2. Understanding and knowledge of fundamental and clinical biomedical sciences at a level sufficient for solving professional tasks in the healthcare sector.
PLO 3. Specialized conceptual knowledge, including scientific achievements from the perspective of evidence-based medicine in healthcare, providing a basis for research; critical reflection on problems in medicine and related interdisciplinary issues, including the early intervention system.
PLO 4. Identify and recognize leading clinical symptoms and syndromes (according to List 1); using standard methods and based on the patient’s medical history, physical examination data, and knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, establish a preliminary clinical diagnosis of the disease (according to List 2).
PLO 5. Collect complaints, medical and life history; evaluate the patient’s psychomotor and physical development, and the state of body organs and systems; evaluate information regarding the diagnosis based on laboratory and instrumental examination results (according to List 4), considering the patient’s age.
PLO 6. Establish a final clinical diagnosis through reasoned decision-making and analysis of subjective and objective data from clinical and additional examinations, performing differential diagnosis while adhering to relevant ethical and legal norms, under the supervision of a supervising physician in a healthcare facility (according to List 2).
PLO 7. Prescribe and analyze additional (mandatory and elective) examination methods (laboratory, functional, and/or instrumental) (according to List 4) for patients with diseases of body organs and systems for differential diagnosis (according to List 2).
PLO 8. Determine the primary clinical syndrome or the cause of the severity of the victim’s/patient’s condition (according to List 3) through reasoned decision-making and assessment of the individual’s state under any circumstances (within or outside a healthcare facility), including emergencies, combat conditions, field conditions, and situations with incomplete information and time constraints.
PLO 9. Determine the nature and principles of treatment (conservative or surgical) for patients with diseases (according to List 2), considering the patient’s age, within or outside a healthcare facility and at stages of medical evacuation, including field conditions; based on the preliminary clinical diagnosis and adhering to ethical and legal norms, make reasoned decisions according to existing algorithms and standard protocols (including international ones) based on the principles of evidence-based medicine; justify personalized recommendations if the standard protocol needs expansion, under the supervision of a supervising physician.
PLO 10. Determine the necessary work, rest, and nutritional regimen based on the final clinical diagnosis, adhering to ethical and legal norms, through reasoned decision-making according to existing algorithms and standard protocols.
PLO 11. Determine the approach, plan, and tactics for managing physiological pregnancy, physiological labor, and the postpartum period through reasoned decision-making according to existing algorithms and standard protocols.
PLO 12. Assess the general condition of a newborn child through reasoned decision-making according to existing algorithms and standard protocols, adhering to relevant ethical and legal norms.
PLO 13. Assess and monitor child development, provide recommendations on breastfeeding and age-specific nutrition, and organize preventive vaccinations according to the immunization schedule.
PLO 14. Determine tactics and provide emergency medical care in urgent conditions (according to List 3) under time constraints, in accordance with existing clinical protocols and treatment standards.
PLO 15. Organize medical care delivery and medical evacuation measures for the population and military personnel during emergencies and combat actions, including field conditions.
PLO 16. Formulate rational medical routes for patients; organize interaction with colleagues within and outside their own facility/organization; apply medical service promotion tools based on population needs analysis within the functioning of a healthcare facility or department in a competitive environment.
PLO 17. Perform medical manipulations (according to List 5) in a clinical setting, at home, or at a workplace based on a preliminary clinical diagnosis and/or the patient’s status through reasoned decision-making, adhering to ethical and legal norms.
PLO 18. Determine the functional state, activity limitations, and duration of incapacity for work, completing relevant documentation in a healthcare facility based on disease data, its progression, and the individual’s professional activity specifics. Maintain medical records for patients and populations based on regulatory documents.
PLO 19. Plan and implement a system of anti-epidemic and preventive measures regarding the onset and spread of diseases among the population.
PLO 20. Analyze the epidemiological situation and carry out measures for mass, individual, general, and local prevention of infectious diseases.
PLO 21. Search for necessary information in professional literature, databases, and other sources; analyze, evaluate, and apply this information.
PLO 22. Apply statistical data analysis methods to solve complex healthcare problems.
PLO 23. Apply modern digital, information, and communication technologies, as well as specialized software, in professional activity and professional self-development.
PLO 24. Evaluate the impact of the environment on human health to assess the morbidity rates of the population.
PLO 25. Organize the necessary level of individual safety (for oneself and those under care) in case of typical dangerous situations within the individual field of activity.
PLO 26. Communicate one’s knowledge, conclusions, and arguments regarding healthcare issues and related topics clearly and unambiguously to specialists and non-specialists; manage conflicts at interpersonal and organizational (professional) levels; establish effective communication in professional and non-professional environments.
PLO 27. Manage complex and unpredictable work processes in the healthcare sector that require new strategic approaches; organize work and professional development of personnel considering acquired teamwork skills, leadership, quality, accessibility, equity, and the provision of integrated medical care.
PLO 28. Communicate fluently in the state language and English, both orally and in writing, to discuss professional activities, research, and projects.
PLO 29. Make effective decisions on healthcare issues, assess required resources, and consider social, economic, and ethical consequences while understanding the economic principles of healthcare functioning and medical marketing specifics.
PLO 30. Plan, organize, and conduct specific prevention measures for infectious diseases, including mandatory and recommended ones according to the National Immunization Schedule. Manage vaccine stocks, organize additional vaccination campaigns, and carry out immunoprophylaxis measures.
PLO 31. Act in the professional sphere considering one’s own freedom and safety in cooperation and understanding with members of society (both specialists and non-specialists); ability to make decisions independently and take responsibility for one’s actions; work effectively in a team guided by the principles of leadership and mutual respect.
