INTEGRATION OF SIMULATION EDUCATION AND BIOLOGICAL MODELING
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simulation education, biological modeling, medical informatics, pedagogical integration, Andijan State Medical Institute, clinical competence.Abstract
The convergence of theoretical knowledge and practical skills remains a primary objective in contemporary medical education. This article presents an empirical study conducted at the Department of Biological Physics, Informatics, and Medical Technologies at Andijan State Medical Institute, focusing on the integration of simulation-based learning with biological modeling. Utilizing the IMRAD framework, the research investigates whether combining mathematical modeling of physiological processes with high-fidelity simulation yields superior educational outcomes compared to using either method in isolation. The study demonstrates that students who first model the biophysical parameters of a condition and subsequently manage it in a simulated environment exhibit deeper clinical reasoning and faster decision-making skills. The findings suggest that this integrated pedagogical strategy effectively bridges the gap between abstract biophysics and concrete clinical practice, preparing students for the complexities of modern medicine.
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