Post-Pandemic Crisis Turning Point Towards Health Resilience
This book examines how the public health crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic became a catalyst for strengthening health systems in developing countries. It begins by outlining a theoretical framework for managing public health emergencies.
The author then details measures adopted by developing nations during the pandemic's first wave. This experience highlighted critical gaps in their health systems and underscored the urgent need for initiatives to not only survive the crisis but also to transform these systems for greater resilience.
Further, the book discusses how health system transformation was incorporated into policy agendas, emphasizing reforms driven by technological integration.
The volume concludes by proposing a future agenda aimed at better preparedness and response to potential crises.
"The experience forced all stakeholders to realise what was lacking with the health systems and why they needed initiatives to survive the crisis and transform the systems."
Author's summary: This work highlights the Covid-19 crisis as a pivotal moment for developing countries to identify weaknesses and implement technology-driven reforms, building resilient health systems for future challenges.