This report assesses how Kazakhstan measures up in the development and application of its national health accounts, delivering a set of recommendations to improve the health spending information necessary to support health system performance.

- Foreword - Acronyms and abbreviations - Executive Summary - Assessment and recommendations - Introduction and overview - The health financing system in Kazakhstan - National health accounts of Kazakhstan - Reporting and data sources - Methodology - Adjusting NHA of RK to improve comparability with OECD countries - Productivity and efficiency indicators - Conclusions - Classifications currently used in nha of rk - OECD adjusted NHA of RK tables

Kazakhstan has made significant economic progress over recent decades. Health has risen on the policy agenda with a number of sector reforms introduced. This review uses globally recognised frameworks and indicators to evaluate Kazakhstan’s overall health system.

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