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A formação e o controle do mercado de saúde é uma prioridade para o setor público, o que pode melhorar a qualidade da implementação da política nacional do Estado neste segmento. O uso de ferramentas de alta qualidade para implementar a política estatal no setor da saúde pode melhorar o estado atual da proteção social e estabilizar a situação existente no país. O artigo visa analisar medidas, programas e instrumentos eficazes para a formação e desenvolvimento da política estatal no campo da saúde, considerando a experiência dos países desenvolvidos e as realidades ucranianas. O uso de uma metodologia eficaz para o desenvolvimento de políticas de saúde pública é importante porque ajuda a melhorar o padrão de vida da população. Além disso, ela fortalece a economia do país, dado o desenvolvimento do setor empresarial, dos mercados de commodities e o desenvolvimento da cooperação internacional em saúde e intercâmbio de tecnologia. Os resultados do estudo podem ser úteis para otimizar a atual política estatal no campo da assistência à saúde. Além disso, eles podem ser utilizados racionalmente no setor público de recursos políticos e administrativos disponíveis. O artigo analisa o estado do setor de saúde e propõe ações efetivas para o desenvolvimento futuro da política estatal neste segmento.
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