THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN HYGIENE AND MEDICAL ECOLOGY
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hygiene, medical ecology, digital technologies, mobile applications, artificial intelligence, environmental monitoring.Abstract
This article examines the application of digital technologies in the field of hygiene and medical ecology. Digital platforms, mobile applications, sensor-based devices, and artificial intelligence systems enable the effective reinforcement of students’ theoretical knowledge, the organization of laboratory and practical activities, and the automation of environmental and hygienic monitoring processes. In addition, the article explores pedagogical approaches to the collection and analysis of hygienic and environmental data, as well as the promotion of a healthy lifestyle through the integration of digital technologies.
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