increasing the level of education and professionalism of medical specialists due to the fact that leading doctors, professors and academics will be able to give lectures and organize seminars to a large number of specialists at a distance, also novice surgeons will be able to "attend" all complex operations and visually observe the most subtle aspects of the procedure;
improving the quality of medical care for the population – not only due to the growth of professionalism of doctors, but also taking into account the ability of patients to use the services of nonresident specialists without making trips to other cities.

• significantly reduce the budget expenditures of medical institutions, which will no longer have to spend money on paying for their employees' business trips;
• to speed up and optimize the work related to the transfer of medical data many times, i.e. practically the entire structure of the medical institution;
• to join the achievements of European medicine, which significantly improve the qualifications of Kazakhstan's own specialists;
• to significantly reduce the state budget expenditures on the provision of medical services to the population, because the transition to electronic medical records will significantly reduce the cost of equipping ordinary doctors' offices (therapeutic offices and pre-medical care offices may disappear altogether);
• to speed up and simplify the procedure of many types of medical care for the population (when for many primary consultations you can even stay at home – this is especially important for seriously ill elderly people) and make the services of European doctors more accessible.