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Information × Registration Number 0224U003110, 0122U000781 , R & D reports Title The impact of COVID-19 on the transformation of the medical and social security system: economic, financial and budgetary, institutional and political determinants popup.stage_title Head Letunovska Nataliia Ye., Кандидат економічних наук Registration Date 09-04-2024 Organization Sumy State University popup.description2  The effectiveness of the medical and social security models of EU countries and Ukraine was evaluated, considering the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic according to their classification (Beveridge, Bismarck, mixed). According to the results of calculations, it was found that in the existing sample of countries, no reference model of medical and social welfare of the population would show proven effectiveness under the influence of the coronavirus pandemic. Ukraine's national system shows the presence of certain reserves in the number of doctors and terms of the uniformity of income expenses for social protection. Still, other indicators in several analyses revealed weak points: financing health care expenses, expenses for financing physical culture and sports, country rating by level of medicine, etc. The transformation of cause-and-effect relationships between indicators of the socio-economic component of national development and medical indicators in the pre-pandemic period and the period that considers the pandemic is substantiated. It was identified that the number of such connections increased significantly during the coronavirus pandemic. It has been empirically proven that population behavior patterns have a statistically significant impact on the resilience of the healthcare sector of the national economy to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The parameters of building a medical and social security system for the population in a resilient to COVID-19 format have been determined. The best scenario of minimizing negative impacts can be achieved with a high supply of doctors and hospital beds. A necessary condition for increasing efficiency is the level of trust in medicine Product Description popup.authors Yefimenko Alina Yu. Vasylieva Tetiana A. Vysochyna Alina V. Volk Anna S. Demikhov Oleksii I. Ziabina Yevheniia A. Kashcha Mariia О. Koybichuk Vitaliia V. Kolomiets Svitlana V. Letunovska Nataliia Ye. Malyk Rostyslav A. Smiyanov Vladyslav A. Khomenko Liliia M. Khramova Karyna O. popup.nrat_date 2024-04-09 Close