Doctor appointment queues to be fully digitized by 2025
As part of a broader transformation outlined in the state program for 2025, the government of Uzbekistan is set to fully transition doctor appointment queues to an electronic format and shift dentistry services to the private sector.

The plan includes implementing an effective primary healthcare service system across family polyclinics, family doctor offices, and community health centers.
The operations of multi-disciplinary central polyclinics will be restructured to serve as consulting diagnostic clinics within central hospitals.
Additional measures include the establishment of centralized laboratories, the complete transition of doctor appointment scheduling to an electronic format, and enhanced government oversight to ensure adherence to sanitary and hygiene standards. Additionally, dental services will be outsourced to the private sector.
This year, specialized medical institutions at the regional level will also be reorganized into modern multidisciplinary clinics with necessary facilities (beds) and improvements in management, finance, and organizational structures.
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