The system will consider specialist waiting times, timely diagnostic tests and follow-up after hospital discharge.
Kazakhstan is introducing a unified system to assess primary healthcare providers. It will track how long patients wait for specialist consultations, whether they receive diagnostic tests on time and if they get follow-up care after leaving hospital.
Source: Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is changing how it assesses primary healthcare providers, with a unified set of performance measures for polyclinics.
The measures will include how long patients wait for consultations with specialists and whether they undergo necessary diagnostic tests on time.
The system will also assess whether patients receive continued follow-up after discharge from hospital, alongside other parameters.
Translated from Russian using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan
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