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The next goal is the Narpay District!
Results achieved in any area are visible not just on paper, but in practice. This is particularly true in the field of medicine.
To this end, a working group led by L. Abdurakhimov, Deputy Director of the Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Endocrinology, has been in the Samarkand Region for several months, conducting practical research in this area.
Now it's the turn of the Narpay District.
Here, a detailed analysis of the conditions created for the population, the current quality of medical services, and the effectiveness of implementing existing opportunities is being conducted.
Priority is given to identifying existing problems and identifying their solutions on the ground through direct familiarization with the situation on the ground.
In particular, the use of modern management tools, the responsibility of medical workers, patient opinion, and the level of public satisfaction with medical services are considered important criteria.
There is only one goal. Every change in the system must reach the patient, and every service must be reflected in the trust and approval of the population.
The working group continues its research in the Samarkand Region.
The next goal is the Narpay District!
Results achieved in any area are visible not just on paper, but in practice. This is particularly true in the field of medicine.
To this end, a working group led by L. Abdurakhimov, Deputy Director of the Republican Specialized Scientific and Practical Medical Center of Endocrinology, has been in the Samarkand Region for several months, conducting practical research in this area.
Now it's the turn of the Narpay District.
Here, a detailed analysis of the conditions created for the population, the current quality of medical services, and the effectiveness of implementing existing opportunities is being conducted.
Priority is given to identifying existing problems and identifying their solutions on the ground through direct familiarization with the situation on the ground.
In particular, the use of modern management tools, the responsibility of medical workers, patient opinion, and the level of public satisfaction with medical services are considered important criteria.
There is only one goal. Every change in the system must reach the patient, and every service must be reflected in the trust and approval of the population.
The working group continues its research in the Samarkand Region.