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The recent studies signify the growing concern of researchers towardsmonitoring and measuring sustainability performance at various levels and inmany fields, including healthcare. However, there is no agreed approach toassessing the sustainability of health systems. Moreover, social indicators areless developed and less succinct. Therefore, the authors seek to mapsustainable reference values in healthcare and propose a conceptual andstructured framework that can guide the measurement of the socialsustainability-oriented health systems. Based on a new multi-criteria methodcalled Strong Sustainability Paradigm based Analytical Hierarchy Process,(SSP-AHP), the presented approach opens the availability for systems'comparison and benchmarking. The Strong Sustainability Paradigm incorporatedinto the multi-criteria evaluation method prevents the exchangeability ofcriteria by promoting alternatives that achieve good performance values on allcriteria, implying sustainability. The research results offer insights into thecore domains, sub-domains, and indicators supporting a more comprehensiveassessment of the social sustainability of health systems. The frameworkconstructed in this study consists of five major areas: equity, quality,responsiveness, financial coverage, and adaptability. The proposed set ofindicators can also serve as a reference instrument, providing transparencyabout core aspects of performance to be measured and reported, as well assupporting policy-makers in decisions regarding sectoral strategies inhealthcare. Our findings suggest that the most socially sustainable systems areNordic countries. They offer a high level of social and financial protection,achieving very good health outcomes. On the other hand, the most unsustainablesystems located in central and eastern European countries.

A Strong Sustainability Paradigm Based Analytical Hierarchy Process (SSP-AHP) Method to Evaluate Sustainable Healthcare Systems