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The Second Extended Meeting of the Clinical Council Was Held
On October 15, 2026, the Second Extended Meeting of the Clinical Council was held at the Faculty of Postgraduate Medical Education of Khoja Akhmet Yassawi International Kazakh-Turkish University in Shymkent.
The meeting was conducted by Zhanar Zhagiparova, Candidate of Medical Sciences and Dean of the Faculty; Malika Idayat, Deputy Dean for Science and Strategic Development; Aigul Dosmailova, Chief Specialist of the Innovative Education and Project Office; and Bakhyt Amanbayeva, Candidate of Medical Sciences and Chair of the Clinical Council.
The meeting brought together the faculty's academic staff, representatives of clinical training sites, as well as chief specialists and specialists in relevant fields of practical healthcare from Shymkent and the Turkestan Region.
During the meeting, participants discussed the development of cooperation between the Faculty and healthcare organizations, improvement of clinical mentorship, and involvement of practicing healthcare professionals in the development of educational programs and the administration of independent examinations. In addition, the discussion addressed the preparation of a joint work plan with clinical training sites, coordination of the clinical activities of academic staff, and participation in the development of clinical protocols of the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Following the roundtable discussion, a resolution was adopted. The document outlines key objectives, including systematic analysis of diagnostic and treatment activities at clinical training sites, assessment of the quality and effectiveness of medical care, implementation of modern medical technologies and clinical protocols, and integration of clinical practice with educational and scientific activities.
To implement the adopted decisions, a Roadmap for 2026–2027 was developed, specifying concrete activities, implementation deadlines, responsible persons, and expected outcomes. The implementation of the Roadmap will contribute to improving the effectiveness of the Faculty's clinical activities, enhancing the quality of medical education, and strengthening cooperation with practical healthcare organizations.
