Cultivating managerial potential is a key strategic focus of the Russian healthcare system. Ensuring continuity in the management of medical institutions and the executive authorities in charge of healthcare is crucial to improving the quality of medical care and satisfaction among the public. It is particularly important to improve the system for training managerial personnel and enhancing the expertise of existing managers at the federal and regional levels. What tools should the healthcare industry develop to attract managers and enhance their professional development? What is the best way to assess managerial potential and build an individual educational trajectory for healthcare leaders? How can we ensure continuity in management and minimize risks associated with staff changes at medical institutions? What types of incentives could help attract and retain skilled managers at medical institutions, including in rural areas and remote regions?
Central Research Institute for Organization and Informatization of Health Care of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation
Sergey Dmitriev
Minister of Health of the Kaliningrad Region
Maxim Papushenko
General Director, Federal Competence Center in the Sphere of Labor Productivity
Roman Paskov
Director of the Department of Health of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra
Valery Royuk
Vice-Rector for Youth and Educational Work; Director, Institute of Leadership and Healthcare Management, Sechenov University
Elena Trdatyan
Director of Consulting, Ecopsi
Alexey Khripun
Moscow Government Minister; Head, Moscow Healthcare Department
Vadim Boykov
Chief Physician, B.I. Alperovich City Clinical Hospital No. 3 (Tomsk)
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