Features of resource distribution in healthcare system management

T. M. Zharlygassinov, Saule Kupeshova, Р. М. Рузанов, K. Abdullaev

2023

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DOI 10.26577/be.2023.v145.i3.012
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Abstract

This scientific article explores the features of resource allocation in the management of the healthcare system. The issue of transparency in resource allocation is an important challenge for the effective functioning of the healthcare system. A pandemic such as COVID-19 is an example of such a situation, which further highlights the problem of resource allocation in healthcare system management. During the pandemic, there is a need to efficiently allocate medical resources such as medicines, medical equipment and personnel to meet the growing demand for medical care. In this regard, this article analyzes the impact of the pandemic on the living conditions of citizens and social development, paying significant attention to issues of social justice and the risks of social inequality. It also proposes a range of economic and institutional reform measures aimed at promoting transparency and accountability in health care management and improving the equity and efficiency of health care services. The article uses the SWOT analysis method to identify the main problems and potential risks in the healthcare sector. Statistical data on corruption and its impact on the quality of medical services and the availability of medical care were used to analyze the management of the healthcare system and the prospects for distribution relations. The study has important implications for understanding the problem and developing effective management strategies in healthcare. Keywords: Corruption, Healthcare, Public Administration, Social and Economic Policy, Kazakhstan.