NATIONAL CENTER FOR CHILDREN’S REHABILITATION REAFFIRMS HIGHEST CATEGORY OF NATIONAL ACCREDITATION
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Today, September 17, marks World Patient Safety Day—a global World Health Organization initiative designed to highlight healthcare quality and safety while reducing preventable harm to patients. World Patient Safety Day was established by the World Health Assembly in 2019 and is observed annually on September 17. In 2026, the WHO campaign focuses on the theme "Safe Healthcare for Noncommunicable Diseases," under the slogan "Safe Healthcare for Life!"
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On July 19, the National Center for Children's Rehabilitation, with support from the SBMK Corporate Foundation "Zeket zhane Kayyrymdylyk," organized an educational tour of the National Museum of the Republic of Kazakhstan for patients from the "Kamkor," "Akzhol," and "Balbulak" departments. Fifty people took part in the event, including children and their accompanying caregivers.
The National Center for Children's Rehabilitation (NCCR) expresses its sincere gratitude to the Nura District Akimat of Astana for the installation of a new bus stop near the Center.
This initiative represents an important step toward improving access to rehabilitation services for children and their families. Every day, hundreds of patients, caregivers, and employees visit the Center, making convenient and safe transportation infrastructure especially important.
The new bus stop will contribute to greater accessibility, comfort, and safety for all visitors and staff of the Center.
NCCR highly appreciates the support and attention given to the needs of children with special needs and their families. We thank the Nura District Akimat for its contribution to improving the quality of life of children and creating a more inclusive urban environment.
International Roadshow in Baku
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National Center for Children's Rehabilitation Showcases Kazakhstan’s Potential in Medical Rehabilitation at an International Roadshow in Baku
Baku, Azerbaijan, June 16–17
An international roadshow aimed at fostering cooperation in medical tourism and healthcare was held in Baku, Azerbaijan. The event was organized by Astana Development Center LLP.
On June 5, 2026, the National Center For Children's Rehabilitation welcomed a delegation from Mongolia consisting of 23 representatives. The visit was organized by the Accreditation Center for Quality in Healthcare (ACQH) as part of an experience-sharing program aimed at exploring best practices in healthcare quality management and patient safety.
The guests were given a guided tour of the Center's key departments and facilities. During the tour, the delegation visited various rehabilitation units and became acquainted with the Center’s innovative technologies and advanced rehabilitation equipment.
Dr. Saya Amangeldikyzy, Managing Director of the National Children's Rehabilitation Center, presented an overview of the Center's activities, key areas of work, innovative technologies, and major achievements.
