Affiliation:
1. Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University, Saudi Arabia
Abstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has left the healthcare sector with a slew of problems, including a lack of capacity, supply restrictions, the need for service reform, and financial losses. According to complexity, healthcare delivery organizations are complex adaptive systems that function in extremely complicated and unpredictable situations. Many healthcare organizations suffered ambiguity and inconsistency that was not under control as per requirements. In this chapter, the authors look at an effective management system in the face of COVID-19. In order to tackle the pandemic, Word Health Organization (WHO) is bringing together scientists and health experts from all across the world to speed research and development. The governmental and private sectors in India are viewed as cooperating. Private Indian healthcare organizations stepped up and have been providing everything it requires, including testing, treatment isolation beds, medical professionals, and equipment to the government.
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