LEGAL REGULATION IN THE FIELD OF ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING THE QUALITY OF THE HEALTH AND SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN

Abstract

This article provides a legal analysis of the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan and some state obligations in the field of compulsory social health insurance, medical care for citizens living in Kazakhstan, as well as pension provision and provision of benefits to certain social groups.

It should be noted that in the legislation on compulsory social health insurance today there are a large number of gaps and legal incidents in many areas of legal relations. The improvement of the relevant legislation concerns many issues, and not only financing systems, but also other areas, such as systems for the formation of regional long-term plans for health care providers and the format for the implementation of targeted programs. Shortcomings are observed in the most basic legal guarantees, for example, in the right of citizens to choose a medical organization provided for in Article 6 of the above-mentioned law. So, for example, citizens who have officially detached themselves from one med. institutions and those attached to another may not always receive specialized medical care due to the inability to detach from other special state registrars. This applies, for example, to people with diabetes mellitus.

Raising the issues of investing pension assets, as well as the amount of social security provided by the state, it is necessary to take into account the fact that when gaining access to pension assets and further investing them, the body performing this does not actually take into account the social component of the funded component, focusing on financial aspects.

Keywords: extra-budgetary funds, unified accumulative pension fund, pension provision, benefits, compulsory medical insurance, rehabilitation