Paper short abstract:

The article is based on a retrospective analysis of statistical and regulatory information in the field of healthcare, economic development, investment and finance. The research process also uses such scientific research methods as analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction.

Paper long abstract:

The healthcare system of the Republic of Uzbekistan has gone through several stages of reform. Having joined the Millennium Development Goals by 2015, and then the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, Uzbekistan is constantly paying active attention to solving the issues of creating a modern healthcare system in the country that meets international standards, especially the health of women and the younger generation. So. in accordance with Article 65 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, “motherhood and childhood are protected by the state.” One of the first international documents that Uzbekistan joined was the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, ratified by the country’s parliament in 1992. Such important documents as the Laws “On Guarantees of the Rights of the Child”, “On Protection of the Health of Citizens”, “On protection of the reproductive health of citizens”.

At the present stage of development of domestic healthcare, the government of the country has developed a Strategy for the further development of the healthcare system for 2022-2026, aimed at increasing the human resources potential of medicine and further developing private medicine; improving the reproductive health of the population; providing access to high-tech medical services and laboratory research, etc.

The author comes to the conclusion that the state should remain the main regulator, controller of the healthcare sector, the activities of all medical organizations, even in the context of the development of private medicine. It is important to comply with the antimonopoly legislation, the legislation on the sanitary and epidemiological service; maintain a balance of interests of the medical organizations themselves, their medical and medical personnel and patients, both residents and non-residents of the country; create confidence in each patient in the quality of the services provided to them, in the fair formation of the cost of these services; ensuring social protection of certain segments of the population; to ensure safety for the health of the population and the formation of a healthy generation, to develop a stable need among the population for the implementation of preventive measures in order to preserve their health.

An important point of the study is the conclusion that the modern healthcare system needs not only highly qualified medical and medical personnel, but also professional managers, financial managers, economists, and accountants. The modern healthcare system requires radically new measures to improve the efficiency of the ongoing compliance audit of the activities of medical institutions.

The author considers the advantages and disadvantages in the development of the existing management system in healthcare, considers the feasibility of developing an effective system for regulating activities and increasing the responsibility of heads of medical organizations based on the results of a compliance audit.