Resolution of the International Сongress “Bridges to Health: Science and Practice”

Resolution of the International Сongress “Bridges to Health: Science and Practice”
Dates: April 10–11, 2025
Location: Almaty, Utepova Str. 19a. Kazakh Medical University “Higher School of Public Health,” in collaboration with AMC TELEDOC International Pte, Singapore, the “Komekexpert” Project (Union of Independent Expertise and Simulation Training), and the Association of Public Health and Healthcare Management

1. Preamble:
   The congress “Bridges to Health: Science and Practice” served as a vital platform for uniting specialists from various fields of healthcare, including managers, clinicians, pharmacologists, and nurses. The event aimed to discuss pressing issues, share experiences, and develop strategies to improve the quality of healthcare services and enhance the efficiency of the healthcare system.
2. Main Provisions:
   Scientific Achievements and Implementation of Innovations:

• Advanced research in diagnostics, treatment, and disease prevention was presented.
• The importance of integrating innovative technologies into clinical practice was emphasized.

The Role of Managers in Healthcare:

• The need to enhance the qualifications of healthcare managers for effective management of medical institutions amid budget constraints and constant legislative changes was discussed.
• Strategies for optimizing administrative processes and resources were proposed.

Supporting Clinicians in Cutting-Edge Practices:

• New guidelines for treating the most common diseases were introduced.
• The significance of a multidisciplinary approach in providing medical care was highlighted.

Development of Pharmacology:

• A need for the development of modern and safe medications utilizing artificial intelligence was identified.
• Issues concerning collaboration between pharmacologists, clinicians, and nurses to ensure the appropriate use of medications were addressed.

Strengthening the Role of Nurses:

• The role of nurses in patient prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation was discussed.
• Training and retraining programs were proposed to improve their professional skills.

1. Recommendations:
2. Strengthening Cooperation Among Specialists: Develop integration across various healthcare sectors for experience sharing and coordination of actions.
3. Support for Research: Work towards increasing funding for scientific research and its implementation in practical medicine, public health protection, and prevention.
4. Educational Initiatives: Organize regular advanced training courses for all categories of specialists, with continuous updates on innovations.
5. Effective Management: Implement modern management methods, technologies with artificial intelligence, and digital innovations in medical institutions.
6. Improving Drug Accessibility: Develop measures to ensure the availability of effective and high-quality medicines for all population categories.
7. Conclusions and Future Steps:
   Participants of the congress underscored the necessity of continued collaboration to achieve a common vision: building bridges and effective approaches to interaction between science and practice to elevate the level of healthcare. The conference concluded with a commitment to joint efforts that will contribute to improving the population’s health.