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Businesswomen of Uzbekistan Support the Implementation of SORS-MS

International offline and online round table “Women and the Digital Economy. Global Integration of Women's Entrepreneurship” was held on June 15, 2021, in Tashkent at the conference hall of HYATT REQENCY Hotel.

The round table was organized by the International Women's Public Foundation “Sharq Ayoli” – “Woman of the East”, the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Nationwide Yuxalish Movement, USAID project for the development of entrepreneurship and business environment, and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan.

The event was attended by representatives of the Businesswomen’s Council of the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as members of women's public organizations from Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Russia, Belarus, Mozambique, Latvia, and some other countries.

Alexander Khrenov, Deputy Director of the International Projects Center of YSAR+ JSC, made a presentation on “Means of Women's Health Protection through Cervical Screening and Breast Cancer Screening Programs Using the Innovative Product “System of Descriptions, Recommendations and Statistics”.

The speaker noted that according to the statistics, mortality from breast cancer and cervical cancer in the female population is far ahead of other diseases. A. Khrenov informed the audience that the YSAR+ had developed and successfully implemented a software platform for early diagnosis and screening, the “System of Descriptions, Recommendations and Statistics”. The system will help specialists to effectively control oncological diseases by automating the processes of breast and cervical cancer screening and early diagnosis.

To summarize the presentation, the speaker emphasized that with the help of this system, a national screening system could be organized, which would connect all specialized healthcare organizations with a national center of competence and thus ensure the necessary high-quality advice, also from international experts. Organizations and individual specialists from multiple countries can be included in this information network, which will automatically improve the level and quality of medical care for the female population in various countries.

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