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Electronic notifications of infectious diseases are being tested in four regions of Kazakhstan In East Kazakhstan and Pavlodar regions, as well as in Astana and Almaty, a pilot project for the electronic transmission of emergency notifications of infectious diseases has been launched. The project includes the implementation of the "Emergency Notifications" module of the "Epidemiologist" system, which will allow medical organizations to transmit information about infectious diseases to territorial sanitary and epidemiological control units. The new system will speed up the exchange of information, reduce paperwork and reduce the likelihood of mistakes. Based on the results of the pilot project, experts will evaluate its effectiveness.

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Electronic notifications of infectious diseases are being tested in four regions of Kazakhstan In East Kazakhstan and Pavlodar regions, as well as in Astana and Almaty, a pilot project for the electronic transmission of emergency notifications of infectious diseases has been launched. The project includes the implementation of the "Emergency Notifications" module of the "Epidemiologist" system, which will allow medical organizations to transmit information about infectious diseases to territorial sanitary and epidemiological control units. The new system will speed up the exchange of information, reduce paperwork and reduce the likelihood of mistakes. Based on the results of the pilot project, experts will evaluate its effectiveness.

Electronic notifications of infectious diseases are being tested in four regions of Kazakhstan In East Kazakhstan and Pavlodar regions, as well as in Astana and Almaty, a pilot project for the electronic transmission of emergency notifications of infectious diseases has been launched. The project includes the implementation of the "Emergency Notifications" module of the "Epidemiologist" system, which will allow medical organizations to transmit information about infectious diseases to territorial sanitary and epidemiological control units. The new system will speed up the exchange of information, reduce paperwork and reduce the likelihood of mistakes. Based on the results of the pilot project, experts will evaluate its effectiveness.

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