Professor Usupbaev: You Can't Lure Young Doctors to the Regions with Financial Incentives
The problem of the shortage of doctors and nurses in the regions of Kyrgyzstan remains relevant and seems to have reached a critical limit. According to official data, the country lacks about 23,000 specialists, including doctors, nurses, and paramedics. In particular, there is a shortage of 6,500 doctors, 8,500 nurses, 3,500 paramedics, and about 2,000 technical specialists. The lack of qualified doctors is especially acute in remote areas.