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, 2023 Health systems need to continue functioning and providing essential health services, even when they experience challenges that threaten their ability to do so. Resilience describes the ability for health systems to manage change when they are shocked, so that essential functions are maintained.
Saulnier D. D., Blanchet K., Tediosi F.
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Health insurance system and resilience to epidemics
Risk Analysis, 2022AbstractWe theoretically analyze the resilience (efficiency) of health insurance systems and diverse factors including trace and test technology, infection and contagion rates, and social distancing/lockdown policy, in coping with contagious diseases like COVID‐19. Our findings can be summarized as follows.
Jimin Hong, Sung Hun Seog
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Resilience in rural health system
The Clinical TeacherAbstract Introduction Current literature emphasises the importance of resilience in health care. Studies have shown that lack of resilience not only leads to adverse clinical outcomes but is also associated with burnout and long‐term stress in clinicians.
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Conflict, Public Health and Health Systems Resilience
2021The Ethiopian Journal of Health Development , Vol. 36 No. 1 (2022)
Teshome Gebre +3 more
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