Hybrid Fuzzy Decision-Making Model

Establishing a sustainable the healthcare system necessitates the development of social, economic, and environmental norms. Although many studies concentrate on these elements separately, an integrated method of handling evaluating environmentally friendly development in healthcare institutions is conspicuously lacking. To address this gap, this paper presents a technique for studying indicators of sustainable development in healthcare organizations by modifying dimensions, criteria, and characteristics. In all, the three sustainability aspects are covered by the study with 62 traits and 15 criteria identified. Furthermore, a unique implementation technique is proposed to enable this methodology to be applied to real-world issues. This paper makes three contributions: it provides a new methodology for gathering basic data to measure long-term viability levels in healthcare systems; it presents the ability to identify implementation weaknesses in sustainability aspects; and it determines the sustainability level of the healthcare system under imprecise conditions. The study findings provide practitioners and specialists with significant perspectives to assess the sustainability levels of healthcare systems and improve their overall efficacy.