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Newest firstBackgroundColombias PAPSIVI program is the worlds largest psychosocial support service for victims of armed conflict providing support for over half a million civilians. However, service delivery has only previously been examined in small studies, making it difficult to understand to what extent PAPSIVI delivers interventions that are adequately targeted to individuals with the most serious exposures to the armed…
Open article record in new tab ↗Countries with emerging and developing economies, particularly during crises like the ongoing full-scale war in Ukraine, face significant challenges in achieving universal health coverage. This secondary data analysis focused on informal payments (IPs) in Ukraines public primary healthcare (PHC) system, using a dataset from a study that examined IPs across four priority healthcare services: childbirth, neonatal ca…
Open article record in new tab ↗BackgroundPeople affected by conflict, war, and climate-related disasters, particularly those living with disabilities, often face the most significant barriers to accessing essential health services. Despite their heightened vulnerability, healthcare in these settings is frequently fragmented and difficult to access. In recent years, digital health interventions have been increasingly explored as practical tools…
Healthcare workers may have different risk for severe outcomes compared with the general population during diverse crises. This paper introduces the concept of healthcare worker versus population hazard (HPH), the risk of an outcome of interest in active healthcare workers compared with the general population they serve. HPH can be expressed with relative risk (HPH(r)) and absolute risk difference (HPH(a)) metrics…
Open article record in new tab ↗BackgroundSevere acute malnutrition (SAM) is still having public health significance by attributing almost fifty percent of the estimated ten to eleven million deaths encountered in less than five-years old children, imposing nine-fold likelihood of death compared with well-nourished children of similar age group. It increases terrifyingly and become lethal during conflicts due to lack of food, compromised water s…
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