ADULT LEARNING THEORY AND HUMAN CENTERED MEDICAL CARE IN COMPETENCY-BASED EDUCATION

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  • Mirzayeva Hilola Baxrillayevna

    Republican Center for Advanced Training and Specialization of Secondary Medical and Pharmaceutical Personnel, Samarkand Branch

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Keywords:
Adult education, andragogy, competency-based education, human-centered healthcare, professional competence, patient communication, quality of medical education, clinical reasoning.
Abstract

This article discusses the theory of adult education (andragogy) and the importance of competency-based education in the medical field. Adult learning is characterized by learners’ experience, independence, and orientation toward practical application. The competency-based approach focuses not only on theoretical knowledge but also on professional skills, communication, clinical reasoning, and ethical responsibility. The study highlights the concept of human-centered medical care, where the patient’s needs, values, and safety are considered priorities. This approach contributes to the development of healthcare professionals’ competencies, promotes effective cooperation with patients, and improves the overall quality of medical services.

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2026-01-27
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ADULT LEARNING THEORY AND HUMAN CENTERED MEDICAL CARE IN COMPETENCY-BASED EDUCATION. (2026). Eureka Journal of Health Sciences & Medical Innovation, 2(1), 523-526. https://eurekaoa.com/index.php/5/article/view/274