There are 804 healthcare institutions in the region, including 641 state and 163 private institutions.
4780 doctors and 14970 nurses work in the regional medical institutions. Region has 24.2 doctors and 74.6 average medical workers per 10 thousand population.
To strengthen the material and technical base of medical institutions of the region 3.5 billion tenges allocated and 1.1 billion tenges spent from the local budget.
In general, as of July 1 of this year, compared to the corresponding period of last year, a decrease of the overall mortality per 1000 population is by 8.2% (from 6.86 to 6.30), infant mortality is by 1.52% (from 7.97 to 7.85), mortality as a result of road traffic accidents is by 65.3% (from 16.7 to 10.1), decrease in children (up to 5 years old) mortality rate is by 3.8% (from 10.3 to 9.9), and the incidence of tuberculosis is by 31.0% (from 43.1 to 32.9).
Three cases of maternal mortality were registered in the region in Enbekshikazakh and Panfilov districts, and Tekeli city.
About digitalization, 100% access to the Internet was provided at regional, district, and city hospital levels, below the district level the access is 94.0%. The provision of computer hardware is 100%.
Electronic data processing was introduced in 53 medical organizations, and electronic health passport was created for 2021.1 thousand people or 98% of the total population (2 062.3 thousand people).
All medical institutions of the region switched to the Compulsory social health insurance system.
As part of the PPP, it is planned to open a positron emission tomography center in the Ili district, to build a polyclinic for 250 visits per shift in Uzynagash village, Zhambyl district, to build a central laboratory in Taldykorgan, and to purchase 2 angiographs for the regional hospital and cardiology center of Taldykorgan.
In the region, the staff deficit is 241 specialists, 126 of which are specialized doctors.
To attract specialists, it is planned to purchase 126 apartments for doctors in all regions and cities of Taldykorgan and Tekeli, 756 million tenges are provided for these purposes.