Post Effects of COVID-19 on the Health Care Management System in Arunachal Pradesh

Initially, when the COVID-19 outbreak occurred, it bewildered the healthcare sector, but the pandemic challenged the health system to its maximum capacity, highlighting the importance of quick decision-making related to skills, manpower, infrastructure, community participation, and mass education. The study was conducted with a sample size of 200 respondents, including doctors and nurses, using a convenience sampling technique. The crisis was difficult for individuals as they faced stigmatization and social isolation, as the system was overwhelmed and could have collapsed due to a lack of preparedness. However, timely intervention by the government, along with proper risk preparedness, mitigated some of these issues. Post-COVID-19, this prompted the government to remodel and improve the health system. The complex relationship between the post-pandemic period and the people showed both advantages and disadvantages for the government and the healthcare system. The purpose of this study is to understand how post-intervention COVID-19 measures have changed people’s behavioral factors towards the society of Arunachal Pradesh, as well as how it has influenced and reshaped our healthcare system.