Similarities, differences and future trends for educational organizations and health organizations
- Adamos Anastasiou1, Despoina Androutsou2, Ilias Konstantinou3, Aggeliki Hondos4
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16891996
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UKR Journal of Economics, Business and Management (UKRJEBM)
Despite playing different social functions, organizations in the fields of education and health have numerous structural, operational, and strategic parallels. These include issues with workforce development, quality control, technology adoption, and regulatory compliance. While healthcare focuses on preserving and regaining physical and mental well-being through prevention and treatment, education emphasizes lifelong learning and skill development to prepare people for future responsibilities. Social expectations and technology advancements are causing both fields to change quickly. Healthcare places a higher priority on telemedicine and precision medicine, while education places more emphasis on immersive technologies and individualized learning. Both professions are expected to grow increasingly customized, technologically sophisticated, and holistically well-being-focused in the future.