The National Center for Expertise (NCE) has summarized its activities for 2024, demonstrating stable results and significant achievements in the field of laboratory research for the sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the population. The event was attended by all heads of regional branches.

In 2024, the NCE conducted over 6.5 million laboratory studies. This was made possible through the efforts of each regional, city, and district laboratory.

Particular attention was given to the sanitary and epidemiological monitoring of goods. As part of this initiative, more than 13,000 studies were conducted on food and non-food products.

The methodological service introduced over 100 new laboratory research techniques, expanding capabilities and improving diagnostic accuracy.

Significant focus was placed on addressing key issues in the disinfection service. As a result of 2024, more than 18,000 natural infection hotspots were treated, significantly strengthening preventive measures.

Additionally, data on improvements in the material and technical base of laboratories were presented. More than 2,000 pieces of laboratory equipment were acquired and are already actively used in NCE's regional laboratories.

The NCE continues to modernize its facilities, an essential step in improving the infrastructure of its laboratory network. As part of these initiatives, the NCE opened an entirely new laboratory in the Korday district of the Zhambyl region. This significantly expanded the capacity to conduct vital sanitary-epidemiological research, including bacteriological, parasitological, microbiological, radiological, and sanitary-hygienic analyses.

Additionally, major and ongoing repairs were completed on 15 facilities, and infrastructure modernization was carried out to improve gas supply levels.

The regional vehicle fleet was also expanded. In 2024, 29 specialized vehicles were purchased using the company's own funds.

To comply with international standards, the NCE annually increases the number of accredited laboratories. By the end of the year, an additional 29 laboratories were accredited.

It is worth noting that NCE's activities are aimed at the continuous improvement of sanitary and epidemiological expertise, ensuring accurate and reliable results for public health needs, as well as the timely implementation of anti-epidemic and preventive measures.

We strive not only to provide high-quality services but also to actively contribute to improving the quality of life for the population by adhering to international standards and best practices in healthcare.

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