Analysis of the development of digitalization of healthcare in the Karaganda region

2024

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DOI 10.58212/2663631x-2024-3.4_06
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article is devoted to the problems of development of digitalization of the healthcare system. Successful introduction and implementation of digitalization in healthcare ensures a high quality of life and development of accessible and high-quality medical services defined in accordance with the needs of society, the medical services market and a specific patient. The ability to work with digital technologies allows for faster, more accessible and without significant delays to carry out comprehensive work with patients. And in the current post-pandemic conditions, the introduction of digital technologies will also significantly reduce the spread of various types of viruses. The relevance of the chosen topic is due to the fact that currently there is accelerated digitalization in various areas and spheres, for accuracy, including in the healthcare system. This, in turn, requires a methodological basis for assessing the economic efficiency of investments in digitalization projects. Assessing the effectiveness of digitalization and the problems of its improvement provides great opportunities in strategic management of the industry, can ensure continuous monitoring and analysis of its internal resources (material, human, intellectual, etc.) and external opportunities and threats, for making the right management and medical decisions.