In 1917-1991, issues of providing sanatoriums and medical institutions with visiting personnel from the Fergana region

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In 1917-1991, important changes and events took place in the healthcare system of Uzbekistan, including the Fergana region. During this period, sanatoriums and medical institutions were important not only for local residents, but also for guests from other regions. Due to its beautiful nature and spa services, the Fergana region is characterized by many people as a place of health and wellness. Keywords: Medical, Sanatorium, Collective farm, Infectious disease specialist, Therapist, Physiotherapy, Dugoba, Population. formation of the Soviet state system, as well as the Introduction: Medical, Sanatorium, Collective farm, implementation of socialist health care policies. Infectious disease specialist, TherapisIn 1917-1991, Particular attention should be paid to the importance important changes and events took place in the of health care in the policy of the Soviet Union and its healthcare system of Uzbekistan, including the Fergana development in the regions. region. During this period, sanatoriums and medical institutions were important not only for local residents, The Soviet era, which began in 1917, included but also for guests from other regions. Due to its initiatives aimed at organizing a state health care beautiful nature and spa services, the Fergana region is system. In this process, the number of medical characterized by many people as a place of health and institutions in the Fergana region increased. In wellness. particular, since 1917, hospitals, clinics, and rural medical stations were created in the Fergana region. The natural conditions of the Fergana region, in Medical workers were recruited from schools, factories particular, mineral waters, played an important role in and farms. During the years of Soviet power in the diversity of nature in such places. Since 1917, when Uzbekistan, a number of measures were taken to train institutions and sanatoriums began their activities, the medical personnel with higher and secondary issues of training and supplying personnel became education, to provide medical institutions with especially important in their activities. personnel. Their number increased year by year. Since