She emphasized the need to implement a three-level model of medical assistance under current conditions.
“Currently, hospitals are overloaded. We do not have clear protocols, and patients with any ailments go to hospitals, which leads to long queues. It is necessary to improve the work of primary health care. With the arrival of a new leader, there is an opportunity for structural changes. The system requires radical reform,” the deputy noted.
In addition, Sadyrbaeva highlighted the need for the digitization of data and accounting processes, as well as attracting young specialists to the healthcare sector.
“I hope you can create a professional team and demonstrate political will,” she added.
Osmonov's candidacy for the position of minister was reviewed and approved by the parliament.
