Ainura Ibraimova

Chief of Party, USAID-funded Cure Tuberculosis Project, Kyrgyz Republic

Ainura Ibraimova has more than 20 years of experience in health policy, financing, and building; strengthening dialogue between governments and health organizations; developing international strategic documents in health reforms; building health sector capacity; and research. Before JSI, she was chief of party for the USAID-funded Defeat TB Project in Kyrgyz Republic and the regional health finance director for the USAID Quality Health Care Project (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan). Ainura was the Kyrgyz Republic's deputy minister of health from 2000 to 2008; before that she was the director general of the country’s Mandatory Health Insurance Fund. Ainura has an MS and PhD in medicine and an MD in curative care.

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Resources

Quality of Tuberculosis Services Assessment in the Kyrgyz Republic: Report

Technical Brief 5: Comprehensive Tuberculosis Reforms Implemented at Oblast Level in the Kyrgyz Republic

Technical Brief 10: Behavioral Journalism and Media Partnerships: Harnessing the Power of Authentic Voices in Social and Behavior Change Communication in TB in Kyrgyzstan

Technical Brief 9: Community Engagement in Tuberculosis: Improving Person-centered Services across the Continuum of Care in Kyrgyzstan

Technical Brief 8: Tuberculosis Medical Information Systems: Improving Quality of Tuberculosis Care through Digitalization of Services in Kyrgyzstan

Technical Brief 7: Results-based Financing in Tuberculosis: Enhanced Verification of Successfully Treated TB Cases for Incentive Payments and Improved Patient-centered Care in Kyrgyzstan

Technical Brief 6: Quality of Tuberculosis Services Assessment: Summary of Key Findings of a Nationally Representative Facility-based Survey in Kyrgyzstan

Technical Brief 1: Optimizing and Strengthening the TB Lab System: Expanding Access to Quality Tuberculosis Diagnosis in Kyrgyzstan

Technical Brief 3: Tuberculosis Contact Investigation: Piloting an Enhanced Approach to Improve TB Case Detection among TB Contact Persons in Kyrgyzstan

Technical Brief 4: Supply Chain Strengthening: Integrating Quality Assurance into Procurement and Management of Tuberculosis Medicines in Kyrgyzstan

Technical Brief 2: Facility-based Active Tuberculosis Case Finding: Introducing an Approach to Detect TB Cases and Improve Infection Control in Health Facilities in Kyrgyzstan

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