Kazakhstan Reduces Medical Staff Shortage by 20.4% in Five Years

Kazakhstan has reduced its medical staff shortage by 20.4% over the past five years, with a 28.3% decrease in rural areas. The government has opened 1,003 new medical facilities, including hospitals and clinics, as part of efforts to improve healthcare. The number of doctors benefiting from social support measures has increased significantly, with housing provisions also rising.

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