ABSTRACT
At present, resilience as the ability to face adverse events and come out stronger from them, has had a great boom in various contexts, in this reflection the three schools of resilience were taken into account, such as the Anglo-Saxon, the European and the Latin American and the contributions that these promote in the return to normalcy in the post-pandemic context and the set of repercussions at the economic, social and even at the level of health systems, and considering the action plan of the Pan American Health Organization PAHO in 2022, aimed at building on the vision of achieving universal health in the Americas, including strengthening emergency preparedness and response capacities in all the countries of the region, with resilience as the main premise in resignifying the adversities, in order to be able to offer a timely provision of the necessary services at critical moments, taking into account Note that this capacity depends directly on health actors such as health professionals and institutions and with the inclusion of communities.