Marina Erugina, Galina Sazanova, Irana Mirieva, Evgeny Knyazev, Evgeny Kovalev
Cite this article: Erugina, M.; Sazanova, G.; Mirieva, I.; Knyazev, E.; Kovalev, E. Management risks in the medical organization. JDAH 6(1), 53-58, (2025). https://doi.org/10.33847/2712-8148.6.1_5.
Abstract. The aim of the study is to rank the risks affecting the activities of a medical organization. A.V. Zavrazhsky’s classification was used to identify five risk groups (general economic, professional, market, social and legal). The original questionnaire was developed for analyze the degree of influence of risks on the activities of a medical organization. Heads of the regional medical organizations participated in the study. Nonparametric statistical criteria were used to compare three or more independent samples by a quantitative or ordinal feature. Professional and social risks (14.8% and 16.7% respectively) are less influenced the efficiency of medical organization management. The leading place is occupied by financial risks (25.9%), general economic risks (23.8%) and legal risks (14.6%). A correlation was established between the length of service, position of respondents and risk assessment. The study allowed us to identify key factors influencing the assessment of management risks of a medical organization. The data obtained can be used to develop effective risk management strategies in medical organizations in the region aimed at improving the quality of medical care and improving its effectiveness. In future research, we aim to explore the use of the artificial intelligence (AI) for improving management in medical organisations. AI offers potential benefits like optimised use of resources and better decision-making. But there are also significant risks, including ethics, patient safety, privacy, staff well-being and legal concerns.
Keywords: risk management, effective functioning of a medical organization.
Acknowledgements
The article was performed within the framework of the research and development project «Medical and sociological substantiation of the directions of improvement in regional healthcare» (Russian Federation Ministry of Health, registration number 121051100308-8 dated April 30, 2021).
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Published online 09.06.2025