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Saydaev A.Yu., Glushkova N.E.

Introduction. Quality of care in neonatal intensive care is essential for newborn survival, complication prevention, and long-term…

616-083:616-089 DOI 267-274 Page(-s)

Nurtayev E.Zh., Aitmanbetova A.A.

Introduction. Anesthesiological care is a critical component of safe surgical and procedural medicine and is closely linked to pat…

616-089.5:614.2(574) DOI 226-237 Page(-s)

Duissenbayeva A., Brimzhanova M.D.

Introduction. Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) are one of the most advanced methods of infertility treatment, which has im…

618.177-089.888.11:005.334 DOI 158-171 Page(-s)

Kaliakbarov D.T., Kamaliev M.A.

Introduction. Risk management is an important component of improving healthcare quality and patient safety. Medical errors are ass…

76.75.02 DOI 155-164 Page(-s)

Userbay A.A., Kozhekenova Zh.A., Utegenova Z.S.

Introduction. Access to anaesthesia and intensive care directly affects patient safety during surgery and critical illness. Major …

614.2 DOI 59-69 Page(-s)

Tyulegenova A.Т., Kurakbaev K.K., Imasheva B.I., Moskvin K.A., Shapatov S.B.

Introduction. Diagnostic imaging departments are key units of healthcare organizations and directly affect the timeliness of clini…

614.2:616-073.7 DOI 126-139 Page(-s)

Kataeva A.K., Baymuratova M.A., Alibayeva G.A., Omarova A.A., Saussanova D.Zh., Abdukalikova D.B., Toigombaeva V.S.

Introduction. Infection safety is critical in palliative care settings, where nurses have frequent direct contact with patients an…

614.2:614.44 DOI 95-109 Page(-s)

Moiynbayeva Sh.M., Asan A.M., Atymtaikyzy A., Anarbek A.M., Karataev M.M.

Introduction. Emergency department overcrowding is associated with prolonged waiting, delayed diagnosis and treatment, and patient…

614.2:616-08 DOI 83-94 Page(-s)

Amirzhanova A., Laktionova M., Baimuratova M., Tobylbayeva Z.

Introduction. Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) remain a major patient-safety problem in intensive care because critically i…

616.9-022:614.2 616-022.36 DOI 35-57 Page(-s)