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

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

Fifty-five studies have established health emergency assessment systems. Six studies were based on China's Health Emergency Response Survey and Evaluation Standards, China's Public Health Emergency Report Management Information System, and China's former Ministry of Health's disease prevention and control performance appraisal operation. The manual (2009 Edition) and the Chinese Health Department IHR and other standards conducted a comprehensive health emergency assessment. The health emergency assessment system in 24 studies consisted of three dimensions, such as monitoring capability, plan capability, management capabilities, or similar constructs. Overall, in the health emergency assessment systems, the maximum and the minimum number of indicators were as follows: all indicators (maximum of 214, minimum of 4); primary indicators (maximum of 15, minimum of 2); secondary indicators (maximum of 204, minimum of 0); tertiary indicators (maximum of 84, minimum of 0). The specific results are detailed in Table 3 . work capacity self-evaluation, professional knowledge training effect, work capacity constraints, factors improvement, and work ability prediction.