Evolutionary game analysis of multiple subjects in the management of major public health emergencies
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Major public health emergencies (MPHEs) require enhanced management. This study models collaborative strategies among government, organizations, and the public, finding positive strategies are optimal for MPHEs.
Area Of Science
- Public Health
- Emergency Management
- Game Theory
Background
- Major public health emergencies (MPHEs) pose significant global threats to national security, economic stability, and public safety.
- Effective emergency management is crucial for mitigating the widespread impact of MPHEs.
- Existing collaborative governance frameworks for MPHEs require scientific enhancement.
Purpose Of The Study
- To develop and analyze a game model for major public health emergency management.
- To explore strategy combinations and influencing factors among local government, social organizations, and the public.
- To provide scientific guidance for improving collaborative governance in MPHEs.
Main Methods
- Construction of a game model involving three key stakeholders: local government, social organizations, and the public.
- Analysis of cost-benefit factors influencing strategic choices within the game model.
- Exploration of various scenarios to determine optimal strategy combinations and equilibrium points.
Main Results
- Eight distinct strategy combinations were identified, with positive strategies by all stakeholders emerging as optimal for achieving game equilibrium.
- The cost-benefit gap and local government's strategic decisions are primary drivers for strategy transformation.
- While initial strategy values affect equilibrium time, they do not alter final choices; punishment severity influences social organization strategies and time to equilibrium.
Conclusions
- Collaborative positive strategies among government, social organizations, and the public are essential for effective MPHE management.
- Understanding the dynamics of cost-benefit analysis and stakeholder decision-making is key to optimizing emergency response.
- The study offers valuable insights for enhancing collaborative governance and providing scientific guidance for government-led MPHE management.
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