KMU “KSPH” Master’s Student Ranks Among the Top 10 Best Scientific Research Papers at an International Competition

Perizat Askar, a master’s student enrolled in the 7M10112 “Nursing” educational program at Kazakhstan Medical University “KSPH” (Higher School of Public Health), has been recognized among the authors of the Top 10 Best Scientific Research Papers in a competition held as part of the IV International Young Scientists Forum “Sovmin Forum.”

On October 27, 2026, Perizat Askar was awarded a Certificate of Honor in recognition of her scientific achievements and the high evaluation of her research work.

The IV International Young Scientists Forum “Sovmin Forum” is organized by the National Hospital of the Medical Center of the President’s Affairs Administration of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The main objective of the Forum is to bring together young researchers and scientists, providing a platform for exchanging scientific findings, professional experience, and innovative ideas in healthcare. The Forum also aims to promote scientific collaboration, support emerging researchers, and encourage the implementation of innovative approaches in medical practice.

The inclusion of Perizat Askar’s research among the Top 10 Best Scientific Papers highlights her commitment to scientific inquiry, professional development, and the advancement of nursing research.

The Department of Nursing at Kazakhstan Medical University “KSPH” places particular emphasis on developing master’s students’ research competencies, promoting evidence-based nursing practice, encouraging participation in scientific projects, and supporting the translation of research findings into healthcare practice.

This achievement reflects the university’s commitment to fostering scientific excellence, supporting young researchers, and strengthening the role of nursing research in the development of Kazakhstan’s healthcare system.

We sincerely congratulate Perizat Askar on this outstanding academic achievement and her Certificate of Honor!

We wish her continued success in her scientific endeavors, further professional accomplishments, and new achievements in research and innovation.