Analytical Report from Ukraine's Ministry of Health
The Ministry of Health of Ukraine has published an analytical report detailing the first year of operation of the System for Assessing Daily Functioning (ECOPFO) in 2025. This report provides quantitative data on the new system's performance, results from a patient survey, and outlines the next steps for its development.
According to the report, more than 1,300 expert teams are now operational across Ukraine, involving approximately 7,000 physicians in the assessment process. Over the course of the year, the electronic system processed and finalized more than 554,000 decisions. The average waiting time for a case review in 2025 was 19 days.
Patient Survey Findings
In December 2025, the Ministry also conducted an online patient survey, which included respondents from various regions. The survey results indicated:
- 66.4% of respondents stated that the assessment procedure was clear to them.
- 45.4% of respondents noted positive changes compared to the previous system.
- 54.9% reported that the preparation for the assessment was understandable.
The report also covers changes in the process organization, digitalization efforts, new formats for undergoing assessments, patient rights guarantees, and planned steps for system development in 2026. The full text of the report is available for review.
The Ministry of Health's report demonstrates progress in implementing the new assessment system, which aims to improve the quality of medical services in Ukraine. - Source: Ministry of Health of Ukraine
The high percentage of patients who view the new system positively suggests the changes are fostering greater transparency and clarity in healthcare processes. This reform is part of broader efforts to modernize Ukraine's healthcare sector following significant legislative changes. The next steps in the system's development could influence further medical reforms and help build greater public trust.
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