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The Penza Institute for Advanced Training of Physicians was organized by Decree of the Council of Ministers of the USSR No. 000 dated January 1, 2001. To date, there are only seven such institutions in Russia. Over the past 33 years, intensive care has worthily established itself as a major center for postgraduate training of doctors not only in the Volga region, but also in Russia. The institute trained 92,660 healthcare specialists, conducted 2,958 training cycles, trained 847 doctors in clinical residency, 1,292 doctors in internship, and certified 25,443 healthcare specialists.
Since 1987, the Penza Institute for Advanced Medical Studies was one of the first in Russia to begin retraining primary care doctors under the general practice (family medicine) program. Since 1997, the institute, also among the first, began to use elements of distance education based on information educational technologies.
With the opening of the institute in Penza, rich in its medical traditions, professors and associate professors, doctors of medical sciences and candidates appeared, which made it possible to qualitatively raise the level of specialized medical care in the region.
Over the years, 48 doctors of medical sciences worked at the institute, currently - 27; 36 of them defended their doctoral dissertations as teachers at our institute, 11 doctors of science began their scientific careers by studying in clinical residency and graduate school at the departments of our institute.
The scientific activity of our researchers is represented by 196 prepared and defended dissertations (of which 36 are doctoral dissertations). 124 copyright certificates and patents for inventions, 485 improvement proposals were received. 57 monographs, 72 collections of scientific papers, 526 textbooks and methodological recommendations, 10 textbooks and manuals, 4685 publications (including articles in central domestic peer-reviewed journals - 776 and foreign publications - 22) have been published. 166 scientific and practical conferences were held. 2228 reports were made at conventions, congresses, and conferences. The results of scientific developments have been repeatedly and successfully demonstrated at All-Union, All-Russian (268) and International (38) exhibitions. Every year, a number of our scientists participate in international scientific forums abroad.
The institute's teaching staff consists of 141 people, among them 27 doctors of science (13 professors) and 75 candidates of medical sciences (34 associate professors). Teachers with an academic degree make up 72.3%.
The institute has 23 departments and 2 courses, two faculties (therapeutic and surgical), a central research laboratory, two computer classes and three classes for practicing practical skills on simulators, a library, and a dormitory for 630 places.
The institute employs: 2 “Honored Scientists of the Russian Federation”; 55 “Excellent Health Workers”, 9 “Honored Doctors of the Russian Federation”, awarded the “Order of the Badge of Honor” - 4, “Order of the Red Banner of Labor” - 2.
Educational activities are carried out according to 133 professional educational programs: residency - 34, internship - 20, professional retraining - 30, advanced training - 44, postgraduate studies - 5 specialties. The Institute conducts more than 400 thematic cycles and professional retraining cycles of different names, lasting from 72 to 864 hours, using modern educational technologies.
The institute's scientific library contains over 84,300 copies of books. During the period from 2006 to 2008, the library was replenished with modern educational literature (4806 copies); electronic information and educational systems (28 copies); electronic textbooks (76 copies). Taking into account the accumulated experience, the scientific library of the institute is preparing for the transition to remote access to its information resources via the Internet.
Clinical departments are located on the basis of 14 leading medical institutions in Penza; the institute’s employees annually provide highly qualified care to more than 31,000 patients; Every year, from 50 to 95 new and modern methods of diagnosis, treatment and prevention are introduced into healthcare practice.
The first head of the Department of Ophthalmology, founded on November 22, 1977, became a professor and remained in this position until 1991. The department received a clinical base, the eye department of Penza City Hospital No. 3, which then had only 60 beds. As a result of the department’s activities, the number of beds increased to 160, and an ophthalmological day hospital with 40 beds was opened there. Employees of the department annually perform about 1000 operations of the highest category of complexity, which is 30-40% of all operations performed in the hospital. Geography of patients undergoing treatment: Ulyanovsk, Tambov, Saratov, Astrakhan, Lipetsk regions, Mordovia. Until 2010, the department was headed by a professor - Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation, excellent student in healthcare, member of the board of the All-Russian Society of Ophthalmologists. Currently the department is headed by an associate professor.
In 1992, the central research laboratory (CNRL) of the institute gave impetus to the opening of a course in allergology and immunology, which was transformed into a department in 1997. Since the organization of the department, its head and founder has been Doctor of Medical Sciences, professor - one of the students of the Kazan School of Allergists, a member of the European Association of Allergists and Clinical Immunologists (EAACI), and a participant in a number of high-status International symposia. Direction of scientific research of the department: “Mechanisms of development of infectious and inflammatory diseases and development of optimal methods of specific and nonspecific immunotherapy” and Central Scientific Research Laboratory: “Assessment of immune defense mechanisms in patients with purulent-inflammatory diseases and justification of approaches to immunocorrective therapy”, “Assessment of the importance of regulatory peptides , enzymes of their metabolism in the pathogenesis of cerebrovascular insufficiency and in allergopathology", "Differential diagnosis of chronic urticaria and the effectiveness of the drug "Gabriglobin" in the autoimmune form of urticaria." One doctoral and 11 candidate dissertations were defended at the department on this issue.
In 1995, a course on pediatric infectious diseases was opened, which in January 2001 was reorganized into the Department of Infectious Diseases under the leadership of a professor who started at the Department of Pediatrics and Neonatology. A doctor of the highest category, Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation, in addition to heading the department, she worked as the institute’s vice-rector for scientific (since 2001) and educational work (since 2003). Clinical bases of the department: State Healthcare Institution "Penza Regional Center for Specialized Types of Medical Care", regional infectious diseases hospital (190 beds, 5 departments) and the regional children's clinical hospital named after (120 infectious diseases beds).
In 1992, the institute organized a medical informatics laboratory, headed by Professor of the Department of Anesthesiology, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine, Doctor of Medical Sciences. , Assistant Rector for Information Technology. In 2008, the laboratory was transformed into a department of medical informatics under the leadership of the Department. Currently, the department is the coordinator of the institute’s work on the use of information technology, teaching medical informatics in the training of clinical residents, interns, graduate students and general practitioners.
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Leading scientists of the institute
At the Penza Institute for Advanced Medical Studies, a strong teaching staff, with the help of the institute’s solid infrastructure, carefully nurtures and polishes medical personnel so that they most fully reveal their true potential in the field of improving people’s health. The only thing nobler than this task is the treatment of the suffering itself.
KislovAlexander Ivanovich
Rector of the Penza State Institute for Advanced Medical Studies, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences
August 5" href="/text/category/5_avgusta/" rel="bookmark">August 5, 1946 in the Samara region. He graduated from the Samara State Medical Institute in 1970. Then he worked in practical healthcare: he began his career as a resident physician of the Central Children's Orthopedic and Surgical Hospital of the Ministry of Railways of the USSR. In 1976, in Moscow, he defended his thesis on the topic: “Treatment of a shortened leg with a weight-bearing and non-weight-bearing foot.” Since 1978, he worked as an assistant, associate professor of the Department of Traumatology and Orthopedics at the Penza Institute for Advanced Medical Studies. In 1994 year in Samara, defended his doctoral dissertation on the use of a new controlled distractor in the complex treatment of scoliosis. Became a professor in 2001, and in 2003, for his professional approach to work, received the honorary title “Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation.” Currently working at the Department of Traumatology and Orthopedics PIUV., Head of the Department of Traumatology, Orthopedics and Military Extreme Medicine, Medical Institute of Penza State University.
Since 2004, Rector of the Penza Institute for Advanced Medical Studies of the Federal Agency for Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation. Elected corresponding member of the Academy of Medical and Technical Sciences of the Russian Federation in 1995.
Area of scientific interests: compression-distraction osteosynthesis in traumatology and orthopedics, complex surgical treatment of severe forms of scoliosis (development of implantable devices), hip replacement, restorative treatment of children with diseases of the musculoskeletal system. Under his leadership, two doctoral dissertations and one candidate's dissertation were defended, he published 128 scientific works, including 27 copyright certificates and patents for inventions of the Russian Federation, one monograph, three methodological manuals and five methodological recommendations. Participated in the All-Russian conference “The practice of health care reform at the regional and municipal levels: experience, results, problems” in Penza in 2006, and was also a member of the working group of the regional government, where, together with other specialists, he prepared documents. In took part in the editorial board for the preparation of materials from the State Council on Health Care with the participation of the President of Russia.
Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences. Chairman of the Scientific Council of the Institute. Deputy Chairman of the Penza Regional Association of Traumatologists and Orthopedists. Deputy editor of the journal “News of Universities. Volga region".
Educational activities are carried out in accordance with the order of the Ministry of Health of Russia dated October 8, 2015 No. 707n “On approval of qualification requirements for medical and pharmaceutical workers with higher education in the field of training “Health and Medical Sciences””, order of the Ministry of Health of Russia dated August 3, 2012 No. 66n “On approval of the Procedure and terms for improving professional knowledge and skills by medical workers and pharmaceutical workers through training in additional professional educational programs in educational and scientific organizations”, license of the Federal Service for Supervision in Education and Science series 90L01 No. 00009599, registration No. 2527 dated 01/31/2017.
The institute consists of two faculties - therapeutic and surgical, uniting 23 departments, a course of mobilization training in health care and disaster medicine, as well as a center for practical training of doctors, a central research laboratory, a department of medical informatics, a library, and a dormitory. The departments of the institute are located in the administrative and laboratory building of the institute and 14 large healthcare institutions in Penza.
Educational activities are carried out according to educational programs of higher education - training of highly qualified personnel (postgraduate studies, residency) and additional professional education (professional retraining, advanced training, internship), including:
— full-time and part-time postgraduate studies (in 5 specialties of scientists)
— in residency (in 38 specialties)
— professional retraining (in 42 specialties)
— advanced training (in 48 specialties)
Residency and postgraduate studies are carried out on a budgetary basis with the payment of a stipend within the limit allocated by the Russian Ministry of Health and on a contractual basis. Training of citizens in graduate school and residency is carried out from September 1.
Training in advanced training and professional retraining programs is carried out both on a budgetary basis through vouchers distributed through territorial and city health authorities, health care institutions of the Ministry of Health of Russia, upon applications through the CME portal, and on a contractual basis with legal entities or individuals.
Training of foreign citizens is carried out on a contractual basis.
Mastering professional retraining and advanced training programs for specialists ends with a final certification. Students who have completed the entire curriculum and passed the final certification receive a diploma of professional retraining of the established form or a certificate of advanced training. Persons who successfully pass the certification exam receive a specialist certificate.
During their studies, students, graduate students, and residents are provided with a place in a dormitory. Payment for accommodation is made in cash in the administrative and laboratory building of the institute.
The Institute, within the framework of the license for educational activities, conducts additional cycles of advanced training, professional retraining and internship, incl. on-site visits at the request of territorial health authorities and medical organizations, as well as on individual requests, both on a budgetary and contractual basis. Applications for training cycles are sent to the director.
The institute trained 92,660 healthcare specialists, conducted 2,958 training cycles, trained 847 doctors in clinical residency, 1,292 doctors in internship, certified 25,443 healthcare specialists. Since 1987, the Penza Institute for Advanced Medical Studies was one of the first in Russia to begin retraining primary care doctors in the general practice (family medicine) program. Since 1997, the institute, also among the first, began to use elements of distance education based on information educational technologies. With the opening of the institute in Penza, rich in its medical traditions, professors and associate professors, doctors of medical sciences and candidates appeared, which made it possible to qualitatively raise the level of specialized medical care in the region. Over the years, 48 doctors of medical sciences worked at PIUV (now there are 27); 36 of them defended their doctoral dissertations as teachers at the institute, 11 doctors of science began their scientific careers by studying in clinical residency and postgraduate studies at one hundred departments. The teaching staff consists of 141 people, among them 27 doctors of science (13 professors) and 75 candidates of medical sciences Sciences (34 associate professors). Teachers with an academic degree make up 72.3% of the staff. Among the employees are two Honored Scientists of the Russian Federation and nine Honored Doctors of the Russian Federation, 55 excellent healthcare workers. Four people were awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor, two people were awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor. The scientific activity of the researchers is represented by 196 prepared and defended dissertations (of which 36 are doctoral). 124 copyright certificates and patents for inventions were received. 485 improvement proposals. 57 monographs, 72 collections of scientific papers, 526 textbooks and methodological recommendations, 10 textbooks and manuals, 4685 publications (including articles in central domestic peer-reviewed journals - 776 and foreign publications - 22) have been published. 166 scientific and practical conferences were held. 2228 reports were made at conventions, congresses, and conferences. The results of scientific developments have been repeatedly and successfully demonstrated at all-Union, all-Russian (268) and international (38) exhibitions. Every year, many scientists participate in international scientific forums abroad. The institute has two faculties (therapeutic and surgical) with 23 departments and two courses, a central research laboratory, two computer classes and three classes for practicing practical skills on simulators, a library, dormitory for 630 places. Educational activities are carried out according to 133 professional educational programs: residency - 34, internship - 20, professional retraining - 30, advanced training - 44, postgraduate studies - in five specialties. The Institute conducts more than 400 thematic cycles and professional retraining cycles of various names, lasting from 72 to 864 hours using modern educational technologies. Clinical departments are located on the basis of 14 leading medical institutions in Penza: the Institute’s staff annually provides highly qualified care to more than 31,000 patients; Every year, from 50 to 95 new and modern methods of diagnosis, treatment and prevention are introduced into healthcare practice. The institute's scientific library contains over 84,300 copies of books. During the period 2006 to 2008, the library was replenished with modern educational literature (4806 copies); electronic information and educational systems (28 copies); electronic textbooks (76 copies). The library is preparing to switch to remote access to its information resources via the Internet. The first head of the Department of Ophthalmology, founded on November 22, 1977, was Professor N.I. Panfilov remained in this position until 1991.
Nowadays it is headed by Associate Professor S.L. Kuznetsov. The department received a clinical base - the eye department of Penza City Hospital No. 3, which then had only 60 beds. As a result of the department’s activities, the number of beds increased to 160, and an ophthalmological day hospital with 40 beds was opened there. Employees of the department annually perform about 1000 operations of the highest category of complexity, which is 30-40% of all operations performed in the hospital. The geography of patients undergoing treatment is Ulyanovsk, Tambov, Saratov, Astrakhan, Lipetsk regions, Mordovia, as well as foreign countries - Afghanistan, Kuwait, Jordan, Yemen, Algeria, Bulgaria, Poland. |