Evaluation of Public Health Emergency Management in China: A Systematic Review

Wang, Jia; Yuan, Beibei; Li, Zhengmao; Wang, Zhifeng

The most important finding of the current research is that there are many types of health emergency management assessments and multiple health emergency management assessment methods in China. The dimensions and the indicators of health emergency management assessment are also complicated. In general, the dimensions of health emergency assessment are mostly in the secondary dimension. The evaluation indicators mainly include management ability, improvement ability, exercise ability, and reporting ability. Laws, regulations and policy bases for health emergency management assessment also need to attend to differences and linkages between national health emergencies and national emergency laws, regulations, and policies. It is necessary to improve the relevance of the entire process of the health emergency management assessment system. The practical application of the health emergency management assessment system also needs to pay attention to the application of health supervision, schools, and other institutions. The correlation research of the entire process of the health emergency management evaluation system needs to be further explored and improved. In addition, China should build a health emergency management assessment system that is in line with international standards and focuses on Chinese characteristics, which needs further exploration in the future.