Day of medical worker of Kyrgyzstan
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It is celebrated on the first Sunday of July.
Established by the Decree of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic of June 8, 1993 No. 253, in connection with the adoption of the Law of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan "On Health Protection of the People of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan" in July 1992.
Usually, on the eve of a professional holiday, a solemn meeting of the medical community of the republic is held, in which representatives of the President, the Government and the Jogorku Kenesh of the country, international organizations, as well as medical workers from all corners of the republic, including veterans of national health care, take part.
According to tradition, the best and worthy are awarded with the Diploma of the Kyrgyz Republic, departmental awards of the Ministry of Health of the Republic,
The titles “Honored Doctor of the Kyrgyz Republic” and “Honored Health Care Worker” are awarded.
The formation of scientific medicine in Kyrgyzstan, the appearance of the first medical institutions began after the reunification with Tsarist Russia in 1863. The first infirmaries were opened in the military units of the Tsarist army, hospitals and paramedics for IDPs and civilians in Osh, Pishpek and Karakol.
On the eve of the October Revolution, there were only 7 hospitals per 100 hospital beds, 21 paramedics, in which 15 doctors worked. In the formation of health care of the republic, Russian doctors played great importance.
Currently, there are 87 family medicine centers in the republic, which are represented by 668 groups of family doctors (GSV); 31 GSV, which have the status of an independent legal entity; 867 paramedic and obstetric points (FAP).
About 83,000 people work in healthcare organizations, of which about 13,000 are doctors and more than 30,000 are nurses.