Kazakhstan Increases Primary Care Doctor Appointment Hours to Six Hours

Kazakhstan has extended the appointment hours for primary care doctors from four to six hours daily, aiming to improve access to healthcare. Waiting times have also been reduced to one to three days. The Ministry of Health reported these measures are being implemented nationwide to address shortcomings in appointment scheduling and patient access.

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