Post-Pandemic Crisis Turning Point Towards Health Resilience

This book explores how the Covid-19 pandemic public health crisis served as a catalyst for transforming health systems to become more resilient in developing countries.

Theoretical Framework of Public Health Crisis Management

The book opens with an analysis of public health crisis management, providing a foundation to understand the challenges faced during the pandemic.

Initial Measures in Developing Countries

It details the actions taken by developing countries in response to the first wave of Covid-19, highlighting the immediate responses and their outcomes.

Revealing Systemic Gaps

The experience revealed critical weaknesses in health systems, prompting stakeholders to recognize the urgent need for initiatives to endure the crisis and enable transformation.

Health System Transformation as Policy

Developing countries began embedding health system reform into policy agendas, focusing on reforms driven by technology integration to strengthen resilience.

Future Agenda for Health Crises

The book concludes by proposing future strategies that could help manage upcoming health crises more effectively.

"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: The pandemic exposed health system vulnerabilities in developing countries, driving urgent reforms centered on technology and resilience for future crises.

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springerprofessional.de — 2025-11-06