پساکووید در ایران: از «درمان‌محوری» به «جامعه‌محوری»

The COVID-19 pandemic has been experienced as a health crisis and a strong benchmark for measuring the resilience of health
systems around the world. Focusing on the findings of a comparative study of some of the more successful countries in crisis
management, this perspective emphasizes the strategy that the Iranian health system needs a paradigm shift from a “treatmentoriented” approach to a “health-oriented and preventive” system. Focusing on this approach, the experiences of successful countries
indicate that investing simultaneously in the three axes of “transparency”, “strengthening primary health care”, and “increasing
social capital” is the way out of the ineffective cycle of crisis management. This article encourages policymakers and researchers
in the field of health to redefine research priorities, policies, and programs of the health system, from focusing on complex
technologies to strengthening public trust, organizing, and promoting community health.