Nephrology (adults, children)
Group of educational programs: R009 Nephrology (adults, children)
Cipher: 7R01115
Duration of Study: 2 years, 140 credits
Admission Requirements: higher medical education, internship, or a document demonstrating qualification as a "doctor" under the program of higher medical education, doctor's certificate, entrance exam according to the Admission Policy of the educational institution.
Tuition fee for 1 year: 2 000 000 tenge
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Mission
Training qualified nephrologists with advanced clinical training, ready to provide medical care to nephrology patients according to modern principles of evidence-based medicine, capable of applying advanced innovative technologies in medicine, science, and practice, continuing lifelong learning, and contributing to societal development.
What will you learn?
- Basics of nephrology;
- Diagnostic methods in nephrology;
- Diagnostic value and interpretation of laboratory;
- Immunological and visual diagnostic methods;
- Diagnosis verification and tactics for managing adult patients at all levels of medical care;
- Principles and profiles of renal replacement therapy.
- Diagnostic and treatment methods in nephrology for the pediatric population;
- Issues of immunology and transplantation in nephrology;
- Interventional nephrology, clinical pathomorphology in nephrology.
Final learning outcomes:
- Demonstrate skills for early diagnosis of acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease in adult and pediatric patients, perform nephroprotection management.
- Conduct ultrasound examination and interpret the results of sonographic examination, CT and MRI of major vessels, organs of the urinary system.
- Demonstrate the technique for performing (assisting) nephrobiopsy and interpreting the results of light, electron microscopy, and immunofluorescence.
- Establish a diagnosis and carry out treatment, prevention, medical rehabilitation, dynamic observation of adult and pediatric patients with urinary system pathology at all levels of medical care.
- Demonstrate the performance of various replacement therapy techniques and basic vascular access procedures in patients with renal insufficiency.
- Demonstrate the ability to manage patients before and after kidney transplantation.
- Provide emergency care for life-threatening conditions in nephrology.
- Master the tactics of managing pregnant women with kidney pathology at the outpatient and inpatient levels.
Employment
After completing the educational program, graduates can work in public and private healthcare organizations as nephrologists for adults, children (ultrasound diagnostics within the specialty), and obtain the right to private practice according to current regulations.
