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Financial Risk Management in Healthcare in the Provision of High-Tech Medical Assistance for Sustainable Development: Evidence from Russia

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  • Abdula M. Chililov

    (National Medical Research Center of Surgery Named after A. Vishnevsky, Moscow 117997, Russia
    Russian Research Institute of Health, Moscow 127254, Russia)

Abstract

The research determines the level of financial risk in the Russian healthcare system and identifies prospects for improving the current Russian practice of financial risk management in healthcare when providing high-tech medical care for sustainable development (using Russia as an example). The author summarizes the advanced experience of the top 20 largest healthcare organizations in Russia by revenue in 2022. Based on this experience, the author developed an SEM model of the financial risks in healthcare during the provision of high-tech medical care in Russia from a sustainable development perspective. The theoretical significance of the developed model lies in uncovering the previously unknown causal relationships between the implementation of the ICT, sustainable development support, and financial risks in healthcare. The model reveals a new market dimension of financial risks for healthcare organizations in Russia. The main conclusion is that implementing the ICT and support for sustainable development helps to reduce the financial risks in healthcare. The identified potential for reducing financial risks in providing high-tech medical care in Russia until 2026 is practically significant. This prospect can be practically applied as a roadmap for the digital modernization and sustainable development of healthcare until 2026, enhancing the state healthcare policy in Russia. The established systemic relationship between ICT implementation, sustainable development support, and financial risks in healthcare is of managerial importance because it will increase the predictability of the financial risks in the market dimension of healthcare in Russia. The newly developed approach to risk management in healthcare during the provision of high-tech medical care in Russia has expanded the instrumental framework of risk management for healthcare organizations in Russia and revealed further opportunities for improving its efficiency.

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  • Abdula M. Chililov, 2024. "Financial Risk Management in Healthcare in the Provision of High-Tech Medical Assistance for Sustainable Development: Evidence from Russia," Risks, MDPI, vol. 12(9), pages 1-26, August.
    • Handle: RePEc:gam:jrisks:v:12:y:2024:i:9:p:134-:d:1464101
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