Kyrgyzstan and Russia to develop artificial intelligence to help doctors

The health ministers of the two countries discussed using AI to help doctors make better medical decisions.

Minister of Health of Kyrgyzstan Alymkadyr Beishenaliev met with RF Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko. The meeting focused on the possibilities of using artificial intelligence (AI) to make better medical decisions, including in Kyrgyzstan, the press office of the RF Ministry of Health reported.

The interlocutors considered the prospects of cooperation in primary healthcare and digital transformation.  They said AI can help healthcare workers make better medical decisions, improve accuracy and speed up diagnostic processes and treatment.

Beishenaliev and Murashko discussed the modernisation of the health insurance system and Russia’s assistance in designing a strategy for healthcare development in Kyrgyzstan. Murashko confirmed that Moscow is ready to provide methodological and practical support on these issues.

The agenda focused on the promising areas of cooperation in medical education and professional training. The Russian Minister of Health noted that students from 150 countries, which is two-thirds of the world, study at educational institutions in Russia. In particular, 313 citizens of Kyrgyzstan are studying at Russian medical universities under bachelor’s degree, specialist and master’s degree programmes.

21 09 2024, 15:49
Photo source: Press service of the Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan

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