SATISFACTION WITH THE QUALITY AND AVAILABILITY OF MEDICAL SERVICES IN RURAL AREAS OF KAZAKHSTAN.

Background: Measuring the level of patient satisfaction is a useful tool for providing quality medical care that aligns with consumer preferences. We aimed to study the satisfaction with the quality and availability of medical services among the rural population of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Methods And Materials: This study is a cross-sectional analysis.

Cardiovascular Diseases Increased among the Rural and Urban Population of the Northern Regions of the Republic of Kazakhstan during COVID-19: A Descriptive Study with Forecasting.

Background: The biggest health problem in most developed countries of the world, including Kazakhstan, is high morbidity and death rates due to cardiovascular diseases (CVD), both in urban and rural areas. As is known during the outbreak of COVID-19, the inaccessibility of many medical services played a big role in the incidence of CVD, in particular in the northern regions of the Republic of Kazakhstan (KZ). The objective of our research was to analyze the prevalence of CVD in city and village regions of the northern regions of the Republic of Kazakhstan, considering the outbreak period with forecasting.

[EVALUATION OF THE CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF THE SCREENING PROGRAM OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES].

Cardiovascular diseases continue to occupy a leading position in the mortality structure of the Republic of Kazakhstan (RK). Purpose - to evaluate the clinical effectiveness of the current CVD screening program in Nur-Sultan. A cross-sectional study, sociological survey and a clinical examination of patients with identified CVD who underwent screening of circulatory system diseases in primary health care organizations (PHC) were conducted.