Healthcare Policies in Kazakhstan

This book is the first of its kind about healthcare reform efforts in Kazakhstan since its independence within the context of the public sector reform movement. The book provides a brief background of Kazakhstan and its Soviet legacy and the country's efforts to modernize the health system, before creating an overview of the existing system, the reforms since independence, and the future of healthcare in Kazakhstan. This book will be of interest to policymakers, analysts, and development economists.

Explores how Kazakhstan has made the transition from socialism. Gives a road map for how poor countries can develop effective public policy. Offers insights into Kazakh modernization

Autorentext
Francis E. Amagoh is a professor of public policy and administration at KIMEP University in Kazakhstan. He obtained his PhD from Virginia Commonwealth University, USA.

Inhalt
Chapter 1: Introduction and Study Background.- Chapter 2: The Need for Health System Design.- Chapter 3: Overview of Kazakhstan's Health System.- Chapter 4: Organization of the Health Delivery System.- Chapter 5: Trajectory of Health Reforms.- Chapter 6: A Review of Public Sector Reform.- Chapter 7: Features of Public Sector Reform in Kazakhstan's Health Reform Programs.- Chapter 8: Partnerships and Collaborations.- Chapter 9: Future Prospects and Conclusion.