Assessment of medical staff satisfaction with the implementation of a multi-level system of medical support of sports training

Objective . To assess satisfaction of medical staff with the organization of their activities before and after the implementation of a multi-level system of medical support of sports training. Materials and methods . Sociological (survey) and statistical methods were used in the study. A total of 277 medical professionals from institutions of various levels of medical support of sports training participated in the study. Results. The level of general assessment of the organization of activity before and after the introduction of a multilevel system of medical support of sports training was characterized by a statistically significant (Chi-square test: x2=84,43, p=0,00001) increase in the proportion of respondents who assessed this process above average from 12,3% to 68,9%. Conclusion . The implementation of the new multi-level system of medical support of sports training ensured an improvement in the quality and efficiency of medical assistance throughout the entire training process.

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Health and Ecology Issues
Published
2025-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.51523/2708-6011.2025-22-3-09
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Sports Science and Education
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Assessment of medical staff satisfaction with the implementation of a multi-level system of medical support of sports training

Irina N. Moroz, I. A. Maliovanaya
Health and Ecology Issues
Sports Science and Education
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Assessment of medical staff satisfaction with the implementation of a multi-level system of medical support of sports training

Irina N. Moroz, I. A. Maliovanaya
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Objective . To assess satisfaction of medical staff with the organization of their activities before and after the implementation of a multi-level system of medical support of sports training. Materials and methods . Sociological (survey) and statistical methods were used in the study. A total of 277 medical professionals from institutions of various levels of medical support of sports training participated in the study. Results. The level of general assessment of the organization of activity before and after the introduction of a multilevel system of medical support of sports training was characterized by a statistically significant (Chi-square test: x2=84,43, p=0,00001) increase in the proportion of respondents who assessed this process above average from 12,3% to 68,9%. Conclusion . The implementation of the new multi-level system of medical support of sports training ensured an improvement in the quality and efficiency of medical assistance throughout the entire training process.

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