Peculiarities of innovative reforms in the field of medicine
Abstract
The purpose of this article is to study the features of innovation in the health care system with consideration of innovative and program-targeted development models, issues of innovation policy and the world experience of public-private partnership. For successful implementation of innovative programs in the health care system, the author offers a number of specific recommendations for developing strategies, creating special organizational structures, finding new ways of financing, and monitoring and monitoring the results of innovative activities.
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