2025· International Scientific Conference ERAZ - Knowledge Based Sustainable Development· pp. 229-238· 0 citations· 24 references
TL;DR
The findings reveal that digitalization has a measurable impact on patient satisfaction, service quality, and operational efficiency, and outlines the factors that support digital advancement, as well as main challenges.
Abstract
This paper examines the digital competitiveness of Bulgaria’s healthcare sector and its main objective is to assess the sector’s level of digitalization through the development and application of a Digital Readiness Index for Healthcare. The empirical analysis is based on a national survey conducted among different types of organizations. The survey examines key aspects such as the use of electronic health records, telemedicine, online services, IT infrastructure, staff skills, and common implementation barriers. This research addresses a gap in the literature by providing a sector-specific, data-driven assessment of digital readiness in healthcare within the context of an emerging economy. The findings reveal that digitalization has a measurable impact on patient satisfaction, service quality, and operational efficiency, and outlines the factors that support digital advancement, as well as main challenges. The results underscore that digital readiness is a crucial driver of competitiveness in the healthcare and in the overall socio-economic system
The article develops methodological approaches to assessing the impact of digital transformation on the competitiveness of healthcare organizations. The study is relevant due to the accelerated implementation of information and communication technologies in medical practice and the need to create tools for measuring th...
Abramkin Georgy V., Kaurova Olga V.· OpenScience· 0 citations
The thesis comprises two interconnected studies, each addressing a distinct but related dimension of value-based healthcare (VBHC) implementation in Qatar. The first study investigates how small and medium-sized enterprises across Qatar’s public and private healthcare sectors perceive the opportunities and barriers to...
The article examines the impact of healthcare digitalization on the economic efficiency of a regional healthcare system and on medical staff productivity using the Omsk Region in 2021–2025 as a case study. The empirical base includes aggregated data from the regional medical information system, Federal Statistical Obse...
Fatimat Kh. Tskhurbaeva, Georgy A. Fidarov, Vadim R. Tsomartov· EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE: PROB...· 0 citations
This publication examines how digital transformation can enhance productivity across six APO members: Bangladesh, the Republic of China, India, Japan, Nepal, and Pakistan. Systems must expand access, improve quality, control costs, and respond to aging populations, workforce shortages, and rising costs. It covers telem...
The article examines the indicators of the internal environment of the healthcare sector as a basis for assessing the economic security of medical organizations. The subject of the study is a set of personnel, financial, organizational, resource, technological and digital characteristics that determine the sustainabili...
Purpose of the research
to analyze the problematic aspects of the current healthcare financing model in Kazakhstan, identify key institutional and economic constraints, and substantiate the feasibility of transitioning to a Unified Per Capita Payment Mechanism (UPCPM) as a tool to enhance efficiency, financial susta...
B. Omirbayeva, E. Zhakupov· Central Asian Economic Revie...· 0 citations
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