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Swot Analysis On Current Healthcare System in Bangladesh: Strength Weakness

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This document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) of Bangladesh's current healthcare system. Some key strengths are improved healthcare services and safeguarding of patient information. Weaknesses include a lack of management capacity and accountability. Opportunities exist to incorporate health informatics technology and increase public awareness. Threats involve a shortage of trained staff, rapid changes in technology, and unnecessary political intervention.

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This document analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) of Bangladesh's current healthcare system. Some key strengths are improved healthcare services and safeguarding of patient information. Weaknesses include a lack of management capacity and accountability. Opportunities exist to incorporate health informatics technology and increase public awareness. Threats involve a shortage of trained staff, rapid changes in technology, and unnecessary political intervention.

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SWOT ANALYSIS ON CURRENT HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN BANGLADESH

Strength Weakness
 Provision of improved healthcare services.  Lack of managerial capacity.
 Better safeguarding and improved  Lack of health representative.
confidentiality of sensitive information.  Lack of top management commitment and
 Decrease in data and medical errors. seriousness.
 Ability to hire qualified and experienced  Lack of interest and professional ethics in
healthcare professionals. handling new situation.
 Primary healthcare at outreach level.  NO accountability and transparency.
 Improved access to accurate and relative  Limited E-health service.
information.  Increased and high costs of IT adoption.
 Outdated equipment’s.

Opportunities Threats
 Technological improvement incorporation  Shortage of human resources and
of health informatics. untrained staff.
 Improvement in reporting and data  Rapid changes in technology and
presentation capabilities. treatment.
 Public awareness and community support  Not following anti-biotic policy.
programs.  Moral hazard.
 Unification and integration of Public and  Un-necessary political intervention and
Private sector health records. political insecurity.
 Strong NGO networks.  Inactive referral system.
 Involvement of traditional health service
providers.

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