Issues of providing high-tech medical care to patients with cardiovascular diseases living in remote regions of the republic
Abstract
Diseases of the circulatory system impose a significant burden on healthcare systems and government budgets of any State. In this regard, diseases of the circulatory system have long been recognized by the world community as a problem that has reached pandemic proportions. Currently, due to the use of high-tech medical care (HMP) for patients with coronary heart disease and MI at different stages, mortality from this disease in many countries, including Uzbekistan, tends to decrease. However, the issues of routing patients with cardiovascular diseases living in remote regions of the republic to provide high-tech medical care still remain unresolved. The article presents research results based on surveys conducted among the population on the timeliness and quality of high-tech cardiological care.
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