INFORMATION SUPPORT FOR THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF HEALTHCARE INSTITUTIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

The article defines the concept of information support within the management system of a healthcare institutions (HCIs) and identifies its key components: accounting, analytical, control, statistical, regulatory, legal, personnel, and technical support. Particular attention is given to the features of accounting support, which plays an increasingly significant role in the context of implementing a sustainable development strategy. The article outlines the specifics of analytical support in healthcare management and elucidates the essence of control mechanisms aimed at identifying risks that may potentially hinder the sustainable development of healthcare institutions. The paper also explores the characteristics of statistical support within the HCI management system. The importance of regulatory and legal frameworks as integral elements of the institutional environment for information systems in healthcare management is emphasized. Additionally, the study highlights the roles of personnel and technical support as vital functional components of information provision. Finally, the article identifies key challenges in the development of information support components and proposes practical solutions to address them.