Large-Scale Health Ministry Inspections Shut Down 174 Dental Clinics
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The Ministry of Health has launched a large-scale audit of dental clinics across the country, Orda.kz reports.
A total of 622 clinics were included in the list, and as of today, 392 have been inspected. The work is being carried out by the territorial departments of the Medical and Pharmaceutical Control Committee.
According to the ministry, no violations were found in 103 clinics. At the same time, 174 dental clinics ceased operations, 56 of which voluntarily returned their licenses.
In some cases, clinics were temporarily closed, and medical workers were suspended for 30 days.
During the inspections, specialists assess compliance with treatment standards, the availability of licenses, and the qualifications of personnel.
Original author: Raushan Korzhumbekova
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