ORGANIZATIONAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR IMPROVING THE COMBAT AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF MODERN PERSONNEL: FOREIGN EXPERIENCE AND SOLUTIONS

Abstract:

This scientific article explores the organizational and methodological foundations for introducing modern approaches to the system of combat and professional training of law enforcement officers, analyzing both international experience and national practice. The study examines advanced training models implemented in the police systems of the USA, Iceland, Finland, and the Netherlands, with particular attention to the effectiveness of biofeedback technology and the ICAT (Integrating Communications, Assessment, and Tactics) program. The article also evaluates the possibilities of adapting these approaches to Uzbekistan’s law enforcement training system and substantiates their importance in enhancing psychophysiological resilience, communicative competence, and professional proficiency of police officers.