Towards a Sustainable Healthcare Model in Small Cities: An Analysis of Administrative Challenges and Innovative Solutions

Authors: Bin Nujaifan Nawaf Aqeel, Saleh Ibrahim AlFurayji, Alhunu, Eman Abdullah H, Al Anazi, Naif Talal H, Eidah Hamad Manee AlAnazi

Country: Saudi Arabia

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Abstract: This research paper examines the development of sustainable healthcare models for small cities, focusing on the administrative challenges and innovative solutions in implementing such models. Through a comprehensive literature review, case study analysis, and expert interviews, the study identifies key issues in healthcare delivery in small urban settings and explores innovative approaches to address these challenges. The research highlights the importance of tailored strategies that consider the unique characteristics of small cities, including resource constraints, demographic shifts, and evolving healthcare needs. Findings suggest that sustainable healthcare models in small cities require a combination of technological innovation, community engagement, and adaptive management practices. The paper concludes with recommendations for policymakers and healthcare administrators to enhance the sustainability and effectiveness of healthcare systems in small urban environments.

Keywords: Sustainable healthcare, small cities, healthcare administration, innovative solutions, urban health, resource management, community engagement

Paper Id: 231178

Published On: 2022-01-08

Published In: Volume 10, Issue 1, January-February 2022

Cite This: Towards a Sustainable Healthcare Model in Small Cities: An Analysis of Administrative Challenges and Innovative Solutions - Bin Nujaifan Nawaf Aqeel, Saleh Ibrahim AlFurayji, Alhunu, Eman Abdullah H, Al Anazi, Naif Talal H, Eidah Hamad Manee AlAnazi - IJIRMPS Volume 10, Issue 1, January-February 2022.

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