Kazakhstan has presented a healthcare development concept through 2029, QazMonitor reports.
The Ministry of Healthcare developed the strategic document aimed at improving access to medical services, increasing life expectancy, and introducing modern technologies.
The concept outlines a set of measures, including the development of integrated healthcare, the introduction of next-generation digital solutions, strengthening human resources, and advancing medical science. Life expectancy is expected to reach 77 years by 2029, while premature mortality from cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, and chronic respiratory conditions is planned to decrease.
The document includes nine strategic directions, such as the development of next-generation primary healthcare, improving access to services, внедрение high-tech and personalized medicine, strengthening pharmaceutical supply, and developing the domestic pharmaceutical industry. In total, 168 measures with target indicators are planned for implementation at both national and regional levels.
The concept was developed with the participation of experts, the scientific community, medical universities, and international organizations, including the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and UNFPA. The Ministry noted that implementation is expected to improve the quality and accessibility of healthcare services and strengthen the system’s resilience.