Development of healthcare accreditation system in Kazakhstan based on World Health Organization`s Global Concept of Primary Health Care
Healthcare accreditation is one of the efiective mechanisms by which the state can infiuence the quality of medical services and public satisfaction. Standards of national accreditation of health care are diversified and cover not only medical organizations that provide inpatient, outpatient and ambulance care, but also organizations operating in the blood service, medical rehabilitation and palliative care organizations, and are aimed at improving clinical practice and organizational work. The national system of accreditation of medical organizations has a well-organized process and consists of 3 stages: self-assessment, external comprehensive assessment and post-accreditation monitoring. This process is applicable to all types of medical organizations. However, the accreditation of medical organizations that provide primary health care services has some difierences, which are described in this article