Objective: The aim: Developing integration training (educational) programs for medical and legal students, interns, masters, doctors.
Patients And Methods: Material and methods: When performing the work, on a set of search and analytical methods: analytical, bibliographic, systemic, informational, statistical; interdisciplinary interactive teaching methods for students of Sumy State University.
Results: Results: The results of the integrated training course are the formation of a new style of interdisciplinary relations between participants of the educational process and practical medicine and jurisprudence; new educational environment; classes with multi - and transdisciplinary experts-consultants; development of personal attitudes, future professional contacts, and practical skills.
Conclusion: Conclusions: The introduction of new teaching methods using an interdisciplinary integrated approach increases the level of education quality (35.8% higher than the initial result) and conduct applied research in the field of public health, jurisprudence.
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Division of Services and Interventions Research, National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD, United States.
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