The Need for Analytics to Enable Rapid National-Level Health Response

2025

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DOI 10.32921/2663-1776-2025-60-4-jhd018
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Abstract

To ensure timely responses to healthcare challenges, an operational analytics system is required at the level of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The purpose of the study: To develop a system of operational analytical analysis of diseases of the circulatory system in the Republic of Kazakhstan.Methods. A data schema and calculation template were prepared on the analytical platform, and server data exports were processed.Results. Methods were developed for operational analytics covering patients with newly diagnosed circulatory diseases, those under dispensary observation, deceased patients, hospitalized patients, and patients awaiting hospitalization, with data available cumulatively throughout the year and/or on a monthly basis.Conclusion. Effective healthcare management requires operational statistics and analytics in order to develop preventive management decisionsduring the current year, than relying solely on official statistics released in the following year.The implementation of operational monitoring in the cardiology healthcare service is recommended.Keywords:operational monitoring, operational statistics, circulatory diseases, healthcare.