New Diagnostic Center

The guests arrived in Pavlodar for a few days to choose an appropriate building for the diagnostic center. After visiting several hospitals, they found that the most suitable area is the one of the former Pavlodar district clinic. Now the parties are already considering the option of transferring the necessary building in trust without a purchase option.

“We hope that after a presentation of the diagnostic center in Pavlodar, people not only from the cities of Kazakhstan, but also residents of neighboring countries will come for a diagnostics,”- said the head of the South Korean hospital. -“We are sure that it is better to prevent the disease at an early stage than to treat it. This will be the main rule of the new diagnostic center.”

The cost of the equipment to be installed in the future diagnostic center is more than 90 million tenge.  The receiving party will not be required to pay for it. The only need is in assistance with the delivery and preferential customs clearance of the medical equipment.

“This is a modern X-ray equipment, an ultrasonic diagnostic equipment for measuring cerebral blood flow, an equipment for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, monitors for patients and other equipment,”- Ho Jae Tak said. – “All this equipment has been already packed and can be delivered to Kazakhstan at any time. Of course, it is important to train staff for the work in the center, so in the nearest future we would like to invite Pavlodar doctors and other medical staff for the internship.”

The head of the region promised that the South Korean partners will be provided with the maximum support, including the solution of the issue with the delivery of the equipment to Pavlodar.

“The head of our state has set us the task of attracting investments in regions, including the sphere of medicine,”- said the akim of oblast. – “I know how digitized is medicine in South Korea, you can learn about the state of your health using a tablet. I think that at this point you will also bring something new to our medicine.”

Bulat Bakauov offered the guests from the South Korea to consider further cooperation in the field of public health within the framework of public-private partnership after putting the diagnostic center into operation.