Humanitarian Health Ethics reflecting on ethical practice

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Developing an Ethical Humanitarian Innovation Tool and Resources with the Humanitarian Innovation Fund The humanitarian health ethics (hhe) research group is a multidisciplinary team of researchers and practitioners collaborating together since 2009 with the aim of helping to clarify the ethical issues that are present in humanitarian healthcare practice. Our research benefits humanitarian and military healthcare practitioners, organizational policy makers, aid agencies and recipients of aid. Read More About hhe Our research contributes to ethical guidance for global humanitarian healthcare interventions by providing evidence and resources for ethical practice in contexts of acute emergency and prolonged development. Learn more about our research projects, publications and presentations here. Here you can find the Humanitarian Health Ethics Analysis Tool (HHEAT), a collection of case studies that can be used with the HHEAT and additional resources to mitigate, prepare for and manage ethical challenges encountered in contexts of humanitarian health care provision. Read More Toolbox Learn more about and JOIN HumEthNet here.Access HumEthNet s newsletter, Reflections, here. Picturing Humanitarian Healthcare is a forum with an interactive blog for dialogue, debate, exchange, and reflection concerning the ethical opportunities and challenges of producing images (video, photography, installations, other) in and of humanitarian healthcare crises. Read More Picturing Humanitarian Healthcare Reports for humanitarian practitioners policymakers “Dying alone is hard anywhere in the world”: Palliative care in natural disaster response  Dying alone is hard anywhere in the world (PDF): Palliative care in natural disaster response  “Natural Disasters Report and Read More Palliative Care in Natural DisasterResponse 13:00-14:00 GMT+1 (London), June 15th, 2020 Register here: Zoom Registration Beyond Good Enough This seminar, chaired by HHE s Dr. Lisa Schwartz will explore the response to COVID-19 and the need for rapid research to develop vaccines, treatments and other Read More Online Seminar Beyond Good Enough : How to Engage Communities with COVID-19 Research Quickly andEffectively READ THE FULL REPORT: Natural Disasters Report and Recommendations In response to the emerging recognition of the need for palliative care, the Humanitarian Health Ethics Research Group undertook a program of research in order to understand the ethical dimensions Read More New Report: “Dying alone is hard anywhere in the world” palliative care in natural disasterresponse By Omar Mahboob BMSc and Elysée Nouvet PhD On April 25, 2020, John Mondello, a recently graduated Emergency Medical Technician stationed in New York City, died by suicide. Mondello was on the front lines of the COVID-19 response as the Read More Moral injury andCOVID-19 By Gojjam Limenih Gojjam Limenih, is a senior lecturer and researcher of Public Health, The University of Gondar and an Advisory Council Member, Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Ethiopia (MoSHE).  Ethiopia may not yet have witnessed the Read More COVID-19 in Ethiopia: Challenges, best practices, andprospects April 17, 2020 By: Nago Humbert (Translation from the French by: Elysée Nouvet) In the midst of this pandemic, as is the norm in humanitarian catastrophes, those suffering from chronic illnesses (diabetes, pulmonary disease, hypertension, kidney failure, mental health, kidney) Read More Collateral impacts of Covid-19, or, The Forgotten  Abstract Submissions: https://resistingbordersconference.wpcomstaging.com/call-for-abstracts/ Refugees and many migrants suffer from limits on their abilities to move around the world, even in pressing or urgent circumstances. They are often forced to leave their homes for reasons beyond their control, including war and Read More Virtual Conference: ResistingBorders Principal Investigators: Elysee Nouvet PhD, Lisa Schwartz PhD Report: Triaging Critical Care During COVID-19- Global preparedness, socio-cultural considerations, and communication Link to Survey: https://uwo.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e2QyBOV2dBa9ECp Triage – The process of deciding the order of treatment of a large number of patients Read More Triage and COVID-19: global preparedness, socio-cultural considerations, andcommunication March 14, 2020 Sekou Kouyaté (MA) and Elysée Nouvet (PhD) COVID-19 will not spare Africa. Many of the continent’s health systems are severely under-resourced. These are overwhelmed in the face of outbreaks. Political leaders and individuals responsible for the health Read More Shifting Trust in OutbreakControl Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 130 other followers Email Address:

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