Kyrgyzstan is implementing a patient-oriented case management model. This initiative is designed to help citizens overcome psychological, organizational, and social barriers that hinder full treatment completion.
Reasons for therapy interruption
According to a study published in the journal "Healthcare of Kyrgyzstan," the success of the fight against the disease depends not only on the quality of medications but also on the patient's ability to adhere to the medication schedule. Researchers identified several factors that force people to abandon treatment.
- labor migration (including seasonal work)
- difficult financial situation
- limited access to medicine in remote areas
- voluntary refusal of medication after feeling better
Program results
The authors of the study — E. A. Mordvintseva, B. Zh. Rzhapov, N. K. Moydunova, and N. A. Shumskaya — analyzed the implementation experience of the model from November 2025 to June 2026. The data shows the dynamics of patient participation in the program.
Program indicators as of June 30, 2026
Specialists pay particular attention to the category of individuals "lost to follow-up." Bringing them back into the medical process requires a comprehensive approach, as standard diagnostics and medication selection may not be sufficient.
