The shortage of doctors in Kazakhstan decreased by 20.4%. The country continues to systematically modernize the health system. The government is improving the quality of medical education, building new hospitals and expanding the social package for health workers. Main achievements and reforms: Infrastructure: During the last five years, 1,003 new medical institutions were opened in the Republic, of which 655 were built in rural areas. Support: In 2025, the coverage of doctors with social support will increase 2.2 times. Specialists receive housing and allowances (up to 8.5 million tenge for villages). As a result, the labor shortage decreased by 20.4%. Education: the training of 72 thousand future doctors is adapted to international standards. Medical universities introduce a mentoring institute, strengthen the practical basis and open disciplines on the use of artificial intelligence.

The shortage of doctors in Kazakhstan decreased by 20.4%. The country continues to systematically modernize the health system. The government is improving the quality of medical education, building new hospitals and expanding the social package for health workers. Main achievements and reforms: Infrastructure: During the last five years, 1,003 new medical institutions were opened in the Republic, of which 655 were built in rural areas. Support: In 2025, the coverage of doctors with social support will increase 2.2 times. Specialists receive housing and allowances (up to 8.5 million tenge for villages). As a result, the labor shortage decreased by 20.4%. Education: the training of 72 thousand future doctors is adapted to international standards. Medical universities introduce a mentoring institute, strengthen the practical basis and open disciplines on the use of artificial intelligence.