As of January 1, 2022, 562 healthcare facilities are functioning in the region, 13 regional, 2 inter–district, 16 district, 7 urban and 524 in rural settlements.
As of January 1, 2022, 1,483 doctors and 5,501 average medical workers are working in the region.
The provision of doctors per 10 thousand population is 20.4 and average health workers - 74.0.
In the region, there is a decrease in the incidence of tuberculosis - by 1.2% (from 42.0 to 41.5 per 100 thousand people) and a decrease in the incidence of diseases of the circulatory system - by 18.8% (from 3571.2 to 2899.3 per 100 thousand people).
There was an increase in: total mortality by 10.1% (from 11.74 to 12.92 per 1000 people), mortality from malignant neoplasms - by 0.2% (from 103.19 to 103.36 per 100 thousand population), mortality from diseases of the circulatory system - by 9% (from 232.54 to 255.56 per 100 thousand population,) mortality from accidents, poisoning and injuries decreased by 0.2% (from 88.32 to 88.17 per 100 thousand population), preliminary data from the Bureau of National Statistics on 01.12.2021).
The infant mortality rate decreased by 22.3% (from 6.68 to 5.19 per 1000) of live births. The birth rate increased by 5.1% (from 16.9 to 17.77 per 1000 population) preliminary data from the Bureau of National Statistics on 01.12.2021).
3.0 billion tenge was allocated for capital expenditures of healthcare in 2021, including 2.5 billion tenge for equipping medical organizations, 0.5 billion tenge for capital expenditures.