
As part of the university-wide “Reading Nation” program, South Kazakhstan Medical Academy organized an educational event aimed at fostering the spiritual and moral values of future physicians, promoting a culture of reading, and enhancing students’ intellectual development.
The event was held under the supervision of Aigul Zhanabayevna Tursynbayeva, Assistant Lecturer at the Department of General Medical Practice and Dermatovenereology, with the participation of fifth-year students from Group ZHTDQ 02-2.

Being a doctor means more than possessing extensive medical knowledge. It also requires understanding people, demonstrating compassion, and upholding the highest ethical and moral values. Books are an invaluable source of knowledge, wisdom, and spiritual enrichment. A doctor who reads is not only a highly qualified medical professional but also a well-rounded individual with a broad worldview, critical thinking skills, and a compassionate attitude toward others.
Our primary goal is to educate not only competent medical professionals but also intellectually developed, compassionate, and ethically responsible physicians who regard books as lifelong companions in their professional and personal development.