Abstract
This paper focuses on enhancing the clinical treatment skills of medical students dealing with urological patients by using modern pedagogical strategies. The study highlights the effectiveness of simulation-based training, problem-based learning, and interactive methods in building professional competencies. Incorporating virtual reality, case studies, and skill labs provides students with real-world practice in a safe environment. These innovative educational approaches not only improve technical proficiency but also foster critical thinking, communication, and decision-making skills. The findings suggest that combining technology with active learning significantly contributes to preparing future doctors for urological clinical practice.
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