The National Coordination Center for Emergency Medicine (NCCEM) is a state enterprise under the Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan. Established to coordinate and deliver emergency medical care nationwide, the center manages air ambulance services, ambulance coordination, and hospital admissions for emergency cases. It serves as a multifunctional hub, ensuring timely and high-quality emergency care, especially during disasters, pandemics, and critical incidents.

• Emergency Medicine (inpatient and outpatient)

• Air Ambulance and Medical Aviation

• Trauma and Multitrauma Care

• Neurosurgery and Neurology

• Cardiothoracic Surgery and Cardiology

• Obstetrics and Gynecology (emergency)

• Intensive Care (adult and pediatric)

• Surgery (general, specialized)

• Rehabilitation and Transplant Services

• Clinical and Consultative Diagnostics

• National Stroke Center

• Toxicology, Otorhinolaryngology, Ophthalmology

• Operates under national and international standards for emergency care

• Accredited for implementing advanced protocols and continuous staff training

• Hosts a simulation center for emergency medicine training, including international masterclasses

• Recognized for reducing mortality and disability rates through rapid response and advanced care

Vision:
To create an effective, patient-oriented cluster of emergency medical services, continuously improving quality and safety, and implementing national and international standards with a strong educational component.

Mission:
To provide high-quality, accessible emergency medical care to the population of Kazakhstan, improving outcomes through innovation, coordination, and advanced technology.

• Recognized as a national leader in emergency medicine and air ambulance services

• Serves as a platform for international cooperation (e.g., Organization of Turkic States, WHO partnerships)