The World Health Organization (WHO) is urging countries to institutionalize simulation exercises through structured national programs to strengthen health emergency preparedness. The shift affects healthcare systems, supply chains, and public health planning, particularly in Mexico, where resilience gaps and nearshoring opportunities are reshaping investment, manufacturing, and regulatory priorities across the health sector.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released new guidance encouraging countries to institutionalize simulation exercises through National Health Simulation Exercise Programmes (NHSEP), aiming to strengthen preparedness for complex health emergencies. The framework promotes a shift from isolated drills to structured, continuous testing of national response systems. The initiative comes as…