Kazakhstan celebrates top healthcare institutions at Astana awards ceremony
Kazakhstan celebrates top healthcare institutions at Astana awards ceremony
Kazakhstan celebrates top healthcare institutions at Astana awards ceremony
Kazakhstan has honoured its top medical institutions at a ceremony in Astana. The event marked Medical Workers’ Day and celebrated excellence in healthcare across the country. Winners were recognised for their quality of care, efficiency, and innovation. The awards took place at the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation. Health Minister Akmural Alnazarova highlighted the importance of competition and sharing success stories to modernise the healthcare system.
Almaty City Polyclinic No. 17 received the title of Best Polyclinic of 2025. Almaty’s City Emergency and Urgent Care Hospital was named Best Hospital. Turkestan Regional Emergency Medical Service won Best Emergency Medical Station.
Zhas Asyl, linked to Polyclinic No. 2 in Semey, was awarded Best Youth Health Center. The competition assessed institutions on healthcare quality, management efficiency, technology adoption, and patient-focused care. The ceremony recognised leading medical facilities in Kazakhstan. Their achievements reflect advancements in healthcare delivery and innovation. The awards aim to encourage further improvements across the sector.
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