Specialty "General Medicine"

Program Overview: “General Medicine”

The “General Medicine” program is designed to train future physicians with up-to-date medical knowledge, strong practical skills, and a high level of social responsibility. Graduates are prepared for professional medical practice based on the principles of evidence-based medicine and are ready to contribute actively to the development of healthcare and society.

During their studies, students gain a solid foundation in biomedical and clinical sciences, master modern digital and simulation technologies, and develop critical thinking and research skills. The program places special emphasis on clinical reasoning, effective communication with patients and colleagues, and readiness for continuous professional growth.

Key Competencies of Graduates:

  • Scientific and instrumental — solid grounding in medical sciences, proficiency in modern digital tools, and data analysis methods;
  • Social and cultural — medical ethics, teamwork, respect for cultural diversity, and social responsibility;
  • Professional — competencies in preventive, diagnostic, therapeutic, rehabilitative, educational, managerial, and research activities.

The program prepares a new generation of medical professionals — doctors capable of working effectively in a rapidly evolving healthcare environment and building successful careers in medicine.

Mission of the “General Medicine” Program — preparation of professionally competent, socially responsible, and clinically minded general practitioners who are capable of working in a multicultural environment, effectively applying modern digital technologies and evidence-based medicine, adapting to changes within the healthcare system, and ensuring the sustainable development of the sector.

Program Goal — to develop highly qualified and competitive physicians of a new generation, equipped with universal and professional competencies, clinical reasoning, and readiness for lifelong learning and professional growth in the interests of the individual, society, and the state.

Key Objectives:

  • fundamental medical education and development of clinical thinking;
  • acquisition of practical and communication skills;
  • fostering research and critical thinking abilities;
  • mastering digital technologies and telemedicine tools;
  • promoting readiness for continuous professional development.

🏥 Clinical Training Bases of Adam University

Practical Training for Medical Students in Kyrgyzstan and Abroad

The School of Medicine of Adam University provides students with access to a wide range of clinical training bases, enabling them to develop strong practical and clinical skills in real healthcare settings, reinforcing their theoretical knowledge. Our students complete clinical placements both in healthcare institutions across Kyrgyzstan and in international medical centres.

Adam University places great emphasis on ensuring high-quality practical training for both local and international students. To support this, the University introduced the opportunity for international students to undertake their industrial placements in their countries of origin, giving them clinical exposure in a setting familiar to their future professional environment.

The University collaborates with the following medical institutions and centres:

🏨 Clinical Bases in Kyrgyzstan

  • Bishkek Social Residential Institution for Elderly People with Disabilities, Bishkek
  • Regional Clinical United Hospital, Jalal-Abad
  • Regional Clinical United Hospital, Issyk-Kul region
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Ak-Suu district
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Balykchy
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Bishkek
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Sulukta
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Talas
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Jeti-Oguz district
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Issyk-Kul region
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Orok village, Sokuluk district
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Tyup district
  • Regional Family Medicine Centre, Uzgen district
  • Center of General Medical Practice, Sokuluk
  • Center of General Medical Practice, Tokmok
  • Emergency Medical Care Center, Bishkek

🏨 Clinical Bases in the Republic of Pakistan

These centres allow students to gain practical experience in a familiar cultural and healthcare environment, improving the quality of their training and supporting their future professional integration:

  • Arif Hospital Bahawalnagar;
  • Arif Medical and Dental Complex;
  • Besham Medical Complex;
  • DHQ Hospital Bahawalnagar;
  • Family Clinic Rawalpindi;
  • Fatima Zahra Hospital Faisalabad;
  • Nemat Ismaeel Hospital;
  • Shaista Asghar Medical Complex;
  • Sheikh Zayed Hospital Rahim Yar Khan;
  • THQ Haveli Lakha, District Okara;
  • THQ Hospital Besham;
  • THQ Hospital Minchanabad;
  • THQ Hospital Sangla Hill.

🏨 University-Owned Clinical Infrastructure

Adam University is actively expanding its own clinical facilities:

  • 2022 — Plaza Clinic Medical Center, Outpatient Diagnostic Department
  • 2024 — Adam University Medical Center opened, providing diagnostic and treatment services in paediatrics and gynaecology

These centres ensure continuous access to modern medical equipment and experienced clinical mentors.

🎓 Practical Training of Students

Students work with patients of different ages and medical profiles — therapeutic, surgical, infectious, obstetric-gynaecological, paediatric, and others. Practical training develops:

  • clinical reasoning
  • diagnostic and treatment skills
  • teamwork abilities
  • medical ethics and professional communication

📊 Quality Assurance of Clinical Practice

Clinical training is monitored through:

  • practice diaries and clinical skills passports
  • mentor evaluation sheets
  • final practice assessment before a faculty commission
  • regular student surveys
  • feedback from clinical bases