EXAMINATION OF NORMATIVE LEGAL ACTS: ACCREDITATION AND CONTINUING EDUCATION OF ORTHODONTISTS IN OSH CITY.

Abstract

This article analyzes the normative legal acts related to the accreditation and requirements for clinical residency and continuing education of orthodontists in Osh city, Kyrgyzstan. The study explores the demands placed on orthodontists working in both public and private dental clinics, as well as provides an analysis of the accreditation status and specialization of orthodontists in these establishments. The research highlights discrepancies in requirements and regulations for orthodontists and identifies issues pertaining to the lack of necessary certifications and specialization among some orthodontists in private clinics. To ensure the quality of healthcare services, we propose a thorough examination of the documentation and implementation of measures to regulate the activities of orthodontists in accordance with the relevant normative legal acts. This study holds significant importance for enhancing the quality of orthodontic care in Osh city and can serve as a starting point for further research in this field.