Digitalization as a Tool for Healthcare System Resilience

In the conditions of turbulence in the global space, the influence of various challenges and threats on all spheres and sectors of the economy of Ukraine, including the healthcare sector, is increasing. This sector is strategically important for Ukraine, as it ensures the preservation of the health and productivity of the country’s population. Therefore, developing mechanisms for the resilience of the healthcare system is a relevant and important task for ensuring national security and post-war recovery. This article examines the essence and trends of digitizing the healthcare system of Ukraine as a tool for its resilience in dynamic external environments. In particular, the market of digital health services in Ukraine is analyzed from different perspectives: profitability, structure, and its main participants. The article proposes a forecast model for the dynamics of the main sectors of the market for digital health services in Ukraine for 2024-2028. The factors that determine the effectiveness of using digitization as a tool for the resilience of the healthcare system of Ukraine are identified in the work. It is proposed to reorient public policy in the healthcare sector of Ukraine to the $4 \mathbf{P}$ model of medicine, stimulate the development of telemedicine, mobile medicine, the Internet of Medical Things, and artificial intelligence.

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2024-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/acit62333.2024.10712616
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Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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Abstract

In the conditions of turbulence in the global space, the influence of various challenges and threats on all spheres and sectors of the economy of Ukraine, including the healthcare sector, is increasing. This sector is strategically important for Ukraine, as it ensures the preservation of the health and productivity of the country’s population. Therefore, developing mechanisms for the resilience of the healthcare system is a relevant and important task for ensuring national security and post-war recovery. This article examines the essence and trends of digitizing the healthcare system of Ukraine as a tool for its resilience in dynamic external environments. In particular, the market of digital health services in Ukraine is analyzed from different perspectives: profitability, structure, and its main participants. The article proposes a forecast model for the dynamics of the main sectors of the market for digital health services in Ukraine for 2024-2028. The factors that determine the effectiveness of using digitization as a tool for the resilience of the healthcare system of Ukraine are identified in the work. It is proposed to reorient public policy in the healthcare sector of Ukraine to the $4 \mathbf{P}$ model of medicine, stimulate the development of telemedicine, mobile medicine, the Internet of Medical Things, and artificial intelligence.

National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (UA), West Ukrainian National University (UA)
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