Covid-19 lessons learned

Updated
2020-07-20

Dr. Ihor Kuzin, Acting Director General of Public Health Center of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, summarized the changes that should be implemented in the government system to secure a more effective response to crises, similar to the COVID-19 pandemic:


  1. To increase the level of citizens` confidence in official messages.
  2. Appropriate work and regular testing of legal and financial mechanisms for intersectoral and interagency cooperation.
  3. Adjusting the reform program of the state’s healthcare system and epidemiological surveillance.
  4. Improving social sphere capacity to ensure social guarantees, payments for forced unemployment, home assistance, etc.
  5. To establish more flexible regulatory sphere in order to amend efficient legislation during a crisis.
  6. To create opportunities for the domestic production development with the purpose of reducing country's dependence on foreign supplies at the time of forced isolation.
  7. To adopt some centralized IT solution for tracing contacts of COVID-19 positive people.

In addition, Igor Kuzin noted that "the decentralized model of crisis response to the pandemic has proved its ineffectiveness, therefore the management vertical is being restored, which will ensure further country's epidemiological security".


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