PRINCIPLES FOR IMPROVING MEASURES TO CENTRALIZE KINETIC DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY ANALYSES IN FAMILY POLYCLINICS

Abdumalikovich Aripov Orifjon; Nazarovich Toshev Ilkhom; Mukhammad Sodiq Maqsud o'g'li Khojimurod

doi:10.5281/zenodo.20675664

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Orifjon Abdumalikovich Aripov Head of the Department of the Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory of the Center for the Development of Professional Qualifications of Medical Workers
Ilkhom Nazarovich Toshev Senior Lecturer of the Department of Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory at the Center for the Development of Professional Qualifications of Medical Workers
Mukhammad Sodiq Maqsud o'g'li Khojimurod Center for the Development of Professional Qualifications of Medical Workers Department of Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory 2nd year basic doctoral student

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Delivering effective, high-quality care while continuing to innovate patient care is a common goal in the healthcare industry. To address the numerous issues that our healthcare system is currently and will continue to face globally, innovation is essential. The number of persons with one or more chronic illnesses is rising, along with the need for treatment, partly because of an aging population, while the healthcare workforce is drastically declining. As the overall demand for care rises, access to primary care in particular—a crucial component of healthcare performance—becomes more difficult. A well-organized and successful diagnostic process is essential to maintaining access to primary care since it serves as a vital link between primary and secondary care [1,2,3].

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PRINCIPLES FOR IMPROVING MEASURES TO CENTRALIZE KINETIC DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY ANALYSES IN FAMILY POLYCLINICS

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