Turkish experts are assisting in the reform of healthcare in Uzbekistan.

The Ministry of Health has engaged a group of Turkish specialists, reports the press service of the department.

The experts are focusing on seven key areas: enhancing primary healthcare, implementing health insurance, digitalizing the healthcare system, increasing hospital efficiency, developing the pharmaceutical sector, improving the use of medical equipment, and modernizing emergency and urgent care services.

The group is led by Dr. Hasan Chagil, who previously participated in the successful transformation of Turkey's healthcare system. Under his leadership, Turkish medicine rapidly evolved from a lagging sector to one of the most advanced. He and other specialists, including Mehmet Ugurlu, Talgana Kucuk, and Mehmet Avci, are conducting research and providing recommendations to improve the operations of medical institutions on the ground.

As a result of the experts' work, both short-term and long-term "Roadmaps" for reforming Uzbekistan's healthcare system will be developed. The Ministry of Health emphasizes that these changes aim to establish a modern and efficient medical system that provides the population with quality services at global standards.