Zhandos Burkitbaev
Last position: Vice Minister of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Burkitbaev Zhandos Konysovich - candidate of medical sciences, doctoral student of the National Medical and Surgical Center named after N.I. Pirogov.
Graduated from the Almaty State Medical University. Asfendiyarov with a degree in General Medicine; Eurasian National University. LN Gumilyov with a degree in State and Local Administration; South Kazakhstan Medical Academy with a degree in Pharmacy and the University of Turan-Astana with a degree in Jurisprudence.
Zhandos Konysovich began his career in 1996 as a doctor at the city clinical hospital of emergency medical care, Almaty. Then he worked as a doctor at the Republican Center for Disaster Medicine in Almaty. 1999 - 2004 worked in various structural departments of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan, successively occupying positions from chief specialist to head of department. In 2007-2008 worked as deputy head of the department for ensuring the activities of the Committee for Social and Cultural Development of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In 2008, was appointed director of the SMMO at the REU «Blood Center» in Astana, from 2011 - 2019 Director of the RSE at the REU «Scientific and production center for transfusiology», from 2019-2021 Chairman of the Board of the «National Scientific Oncological Center» LLP of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Author of 177 scientific publications in domestic and international publications, 31 scientific works in the publications of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Russian Federation, teaching aids.
Awards:
2001 - Letter of thanks from the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Zhomart Kemelevich Tokayev;
2003 - awarded the badge "Excellence in Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan";
2012 - awarded with the badge "For contribution to health care";
2014 - by the decision of the Head of State was awarded the Shapagat medal for active and fruitful charitable work and mercy;
2016 - by the decision of the Head of State, he was awarded the jubilee medal "25 years of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan".
Petukhova Nadezhda Mikhailovna
Last position: Vice President of the Eurasian Medical Association.
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Zhaizhumanova Asemgul Abaevna
Chief expert of the Department for work with non-state legal entities with state participation of the KGIP of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
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Medal "25 years of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan" (No. 04947 dated November 29, 2016).
Secretary of the Supervisory Board - Bakytzhan Nurkeldievna Kusainova
The Local ethical commission of LLP “NROC” (hereinafter referred to as the Commission) is an independent expert body, which includes leading scientific experts, representatives of public organizations that protect the rights, safety and well-being of subjects and researchers, ethical and moral and legal assessment of clinical trial materials/ tests in cases of controversial issues arising at all stages of a clinical study/trial, as well as after their completion.
The main goal of the Commission is to protect the rights, dignity, safety and well-being of subjects (patients and volunteers) and researchers participating in clinical trials, biomedical experiments, as well as the moral, ethical and legal assessment of clinical trial materials.
The main tasks of the Commission are:
List of documents for examination.
- contact information of the researcher;
- design and methodology of the project;
- the number of study participants who must be recruited, both in the organization and in all places where the project is implemented (in cases where the project will be implemented in several centers);
- whether the researcher plans to recruit people from vulnerable populations (for example, children or people with cognitive problems);
- source of funding (eg granting agency, pharmaceutical company);
- a list of other LECs that the researcher contacted;
- all resources that are requested from the organization (for example, analysis of blood samples, office space, x-ray machine);
- a statement about the presence of any conflict of interest of the researcher.
Documents are submitted in paper and electronic versions.
Forms of documents required for ethical examination
Contacts of the Secretariat of the Commission of the LLP “National Scientific Oncology Center”
Phone: 8 (7172) 70-29-59
Chairman of the Commission: Aida Fazylovna Shakirova, candidate of medical sciences, professor.
Deputy Chairman: Sagandykov Irlan Nigmetzhanovich, candidate of medical sciences,
Secretary of the Commission: Yessenbaeva Gulfairus Abdimazhitovna
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Early diagnosis of cancer allows you to identify the disease in the first stage and choose an effective treatment. For these purposes, various types of studies help, ranging from prophylactic scanning to analyzes on specific tumor markers.
Undergoing preventive examinations is especially important for patients at risk:
Working in hazardous industries
Abusers of smoking, alcohol and other toxic substances
Having a hereditary predisposition
Living in ecologically unfavorable territories
According to statistics, a cancer detected at an early stage can be cured or stop in most cases. This allows significantly reduce mortality from this group of pathologies, as well as to maintain a high quality of life for patients.
How to diagnose cancer? Diagnostic Methods.
The diagnostic methods:
Mammography - is an image of the mammary glands using a small dose of x-ray. This study allows you to detect signs of the formation of cancer cells 1-2 years before the formation of the tumor.
This method used in the following cases:
When seals appear in the mammary gland
When the nipple is deformed
In the presence of redness and swelling
With a hereditary predisposition
Endoscopy - diagnosis of cancer using endoscopy carried out by introducing a flexible endoscope into the body, which can be equipped with a photo, video camera and a biopsy device. This type of examination helps to identify the initial stage of such oncological lesions as cancer of the larynx, stomach, lungs and intestines.
Magnetic resonance imaging allows you to identify a tumor of extremely small sizes (0.1-0.3 mm), to determine the presence of metastases and to monitor the effectiveness of the treatment used. MRI can detect cancer of the following organs:
The principle of ultrasound based on the possibility of reflection of sound waves by tissues of various types. This study used to diagnose cancer affecting the following organs:
Often, the results of ultrasound require additional types of examinations to clarify the diagnosis, location and type of tumor. Scanning the body
The following methods used to scan a human body in order to detect a cancer tumor:
A preventive scan of the body prescribed in the following cases:
Modern X-ray diagnosis of cancer allows the use of gentle x-rays, which do not have a serious negative effect on the body, but help to clarify the contours of the tumor. This method is suitable for patients with a large body weight, since it does not require complete immersion in the device (unlike MRI).
Histology allows you to examine samples of tumor tissue taken by biopsy, and to establish the nature and type of neoplasm. In addition, this method allows you to pre-evaluate how effective the selected methods of treatment will be, and adjust the treatment program before it even starts.
What are the oncology tests?
When conducting differential diagnosis of cancer, the following types of laboratory tests necessarily prescribed:
The doctor, who then studies the results and prescribes treatment in accordance with the clinical picture, prescribes all the necessary types of tests.
In general, for the diagnosis of cancer, it is necessary to pass a number of blood tests, urine, feces and other fluids. You should also undergo a study of the following organs:
A blood test for tumor markers performed as follows: a special substance introduced into the patient’s blood that can isolate cancer cells among all the others, then a blood sample taken and the obtained sample examined for the presence of tumor markers. The main ones are CA 19-9, CA 12-5, AFP and CA 15-3.
Marker CA 19-9 may be a sign of a tumor in the following organs:
CA 15-3 can signal the presence of cancer in organs such as:
Where to get an oncology test?
There are many medical clinics for diagnosing cancer in the modern world. In large private clinics, there are separate effective centers for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
If for some reason you do not want (or do not have the opportunity), you can go to the clinic at the place of registration or attachment and take some types of tests there.
The National Cancer Research Center offers the possibility of treating cancer within the framework of the guaranteed volume of medical care under the OSMS policy.
If there is a risk of developing a cancer disease or suspicion of it, you should sign up for a comprehensive examination at the consultative diagnostic department of the National Scientific Oncology Center with a large number of diverse specialists and modern equipment for research.
Thus, YOU will be able to get the most accurate result and identify the disease even at the earliest stage in order to take the necessary measures in time.
