Satisfied with the system, but wants changes - what the Uzbeks think about medicine Uzbek citizens, according to an international study, rate their health system significantly above average. And every year this satisfaction grows. It seems like a reason to stop and take a breath. But something else is interesting: even with a high overall rating, people name exactly what they slept on first. Access to treatment in rural areas comes first, followed by primary care and reducing queues. That is, satisfaction does not cancel the change request. People see that the system works, but they want it to work closer to home and faster. A separate issue is digitalization. Most believe that medicine is well equipped with digital tools, and many are already using artificial intelligence in health matters. But at the same time, almost half of them do not undergo a single preventive examination, although the vast majority believe that they can control their health. Here comes the main question. Does the digitalization help to get to the doctor or does it create an illusion of control, in which a person believes that everything is under control and does not go for an examination.