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SCIENTIFIC-PRACTICAL CONFERENCE "ACADEMIC COMMUNITY IN ACTION"
Within the Science Festival, a scientific-practical conference titled 'The Academic Community in Action' took place at the Educational and Scientific Institute of Health Care, uniting academic and pedagogical staff around current issues of education, science, and practice development.
The conference served as a platform for experience exchange, presentation of scientific findings, and discussion of modern challenges and prospects for industry development. Participants had the opportunity to engage in professional discussions, share research results, and outline new directions for interdisciplinary collaboration.
The director of the institute, Ihor Hryhus, delivered a welcoming speech. Featured scientific presentations were made by leading academic staff of the institute: head of the Department of Therapy and Rehabilitation Natalia Nesterchuk, acting head of the Department of Theory and Methodology of Physical Education Tetiana Hamma, acting head of the Department of Medical and Biological Disciplines Oleg Savyliuk, and professor of the Department of Medical and Biological Disciplines Olena Kuznietsova.
During the presentations, relevant issues of integrating science and practice in the context of modern challenges were highlighted.
The conference demonstrated the high scientific potential of the academic community at the institute, its openness to innovation, and readiness for active participation in shaping the modern educational and scientific environment.
