Mechanism for Activating Smart Management of Health Services(Case study: Ain Minin town- Rif Dimashq governorate)

Abstract

Health services represent one of the most important criteria adopted to assess communities' standard of living. The more efficient they are, the better the lives of the individual and society, the lower the rates of premature mortality, the absence of epidemics and deadly diseases. This level of health care can only be available through flexible management systems and sophisticated health systems, which provide for all. As part of its efficiency is linked to the spatial distribution of its facilities, it is one of the topics worth studying in the field of geography and regional planning.

Smart management currently contributes to the creation of electronic infrastructure, achieving speed, accuracy, and benefit to beneficiaries of health services institutions, at the lowest possible cost, efforts and      expense.

By assessing the efficiency of the distribution of health services in the town of Ayn Minin, there was a clear imbalance in the distribution of health services for reasons of population size in the city's neighbourhoods. This has a negative impact on their spatial and functional efficiency. An intelligent management methodology has therefore been proposed to avoid the current traditional system's hindrance. With the availability of cellular networks and computer technologies, smart management can be applied as a synonym or supporter of pre-existing old architecture. What provides access to service for everyone, regardless of the wrong spatial distribution of health sector facilities.