Position Paper

Council : World Health Organization

Agenda : Enhancing Health Equity by Ensuring Access to Primary
Healthcare Service in Remote Maritime Areas
Name : Hanifah Syahidah
Delegate origin : Russian federation

Workforce the face of today's complex challenges that are putting

particular socioeconomic on the Region's health systems - some of the wars going on right
now, the cost of living crisis, the ongoing pandemic has year four, the climate crisis and a
tired health system.

workforce – we need to adopt a “two-pronged” approach to health in 2023 and beyond.

This means being better prepared for health emergencies, while also investing more in
universal health coverage, providing the everyday health services people need.

Analysis of the dynamics of indicators characterizing the health status of the Russian
population. A comparative analysis of health care developments in Russia and other
countries is carried out. The conclusion is confirmed that the main problem in the
development of health care in Russia is insufficient public financing. The disadvantages and
limited potential of the applied financial model were evaluated. One possible way to
increase public funding is proposed. There is evidence that the ability to deliver medical care
is reduced by so-called healthcare optimization. A possible way to improve the territorial
organization of health services is being considered. The effectiveness of the Russian
healthcare system in fighting the coronavirus pandemic has been assessed. The current
state of the national healthcare system raises justified concern.

The high morbidity and mortality of the population of Russia persist. Sociological studies
record a low level of satisfaction of the population with the quality and level of accessibility
of medical care. Representatives of the medical community are increasingly criticizing the
government's policy in the field of healthcare, the adopted directions of reforming the
industry. At the same time, many of the shortcomings of the implemented strategy for
organizing healthcare have been clearly manifested during the epidemic of coronavirus
infection COVID-19 and caused significant damage to the socio-economic development of
the country. Only in the mid-2000s was it possible to reverse the trend of increasing
mortality through improvements in the socio-economic situation and living conditions of the
population as well as improvements in the medical care system. international. This was
facilitated mainly by the implementation of measures to strengthen the physical and
technical base of health care within the framework of the national project “Health”,
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 Position Paper

Council : World Health Organization

Agenda : Enhancing Health Equity by Ensuring Access to Primary
Healthcare Service in Remote Maritime Areas
Name : Hanifah Syahidah
Delegate origin : Russian federation

launched in 2006: large-scale procurement of modern medical equipment, and introduction

of modern medical technologies.

Implementation of the Program is in progress. European Program of Work (EPW) 2020 – In

2025, our efforts continue to be guided by the principle of “Unified action for better health”.
Solidarity and coordinated action with governments and partners is the only way to make
progress in achieving our common ambition to protect, promote and protect the health of
people in Europe and Central Asia.

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