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[THE MAIN FACTORS OF HEALTH SYSTEM RESILIENCE IN DIFFERENT CRISIS SITUATIONS]
K R Amlaev1, A A Khripunova2, I G Khripunova2
1Bukhara State Medical Institute named after Abu Ali ibn Sino, 200118, Bukhara, Republic of Uzbekistan.
Summary
This study identifies key factors and solutions for enhancing health care system sustainability during emergencies. Strategies include flexible resource management and intersectoral cooperation to improve resilience.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Health Systems Management
- Emergency Preparedness
Background:
- Assessing health care system sustainability is crucial for managing diverse emergencies.
- National health systems face significant challenges during crises, impacting efficiency.
- Understanding resilience characteristics is vital for effective crisis response.
Purpose of the Study:
- To systematize factors influencing health care system efficiency during emergencies.
- To identify characteristics of health care system resilience to crisis phenomena.
- To explore approaches for assessing health care system sustainability in crisis contexts.
Main Methods:
- Analysis and synthesis of international research publications.
- Systematization of significant factors affecting national health care systems.
- Review of expert opinions on improving system viability.
Main Results:
- Identified key factors impacting health care system efficiency and resilience.
- Highlighted the importance of flexible resource management and personnel training.
- Emphasized the role of power redistribution and intersectoral cooperation.
Conclusions:
- Flexible resource management is essential for health care system sustainability.
- Well-trained and motivated medical personnel are critical during emergencies.
- Intersectoral cooperation significantly enhances a health care system's ability to overcome crises.
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