Vision of the development of the qualification framework (QF) for the healthcare sector in Kazakhstan

Koikov, V; Baigozhina, Z; Umbetzhanva, A; Mergentai, A; Derbissalina, G; Bekbergenova, Z

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“…Together with local executive bodies, work is being carried out to support young professionals and provide social assistance. In 2021, 282 specialists received lifting allowances, 222 received housing, and 92 young specialists received other social support measures [8].…”

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HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICINE IN KAZAKHSTANAnnotation. The article provides a review of the development of medicine in Kazakhstan from the moment of gaining independence until 2021. The medicine of Kazakhstan has undergone a serious evolution. The healthcare system in Kazakhstan is multifaceted and complex. During the formation of the medical system in Kazakhstan, there have been major changes in management, personnel planning, and advanced training of medical staff. The history of healthcare development in Kazakhstan is based on the experience of implementing international programs. The key stage in the formation of healthcare in Kazakhstan was the reformation of the system of state regulation in accordance with the regular messages of the president. To implement these programs, modern medical equipment, mobile patient delivery vehicles were purchased, and modern hospitals were built. As a result of the development of the coronavirus pandemic, investments in medical activities in the country have increased many times over. The quality of medical services provided has increased many times over. The result of the development of medicine in Kazakhstan was an improvement in life expectancy. Satisfaction with medicine by citizens has increased, and the confidence of citizens in public hospitals has increased.

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Vision of the development of the qualification framework (QF) for the healthcare sector in Kazakhstan

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