30 octobre - 1er novembre 2024 Researching the Impact of Attacks on Healthcare: Advancing an Ethical Approach to the Impacts of War and Conflict |
Horaires:
Day 1: Summary of project outputs, related work and expertise of each participantDay 2 (am): Discussion of impact analysis methodologies and experiences of applications in case study contexts.
Day 2 (pm): Adaptation of methodological handbook: what to practitioners and researchers need to take this work forward?
Day 3: Drafting of a set of methodological tools to enable future data collection on the impact of attacks.
Organisateurs:
- Rinaldi Stephanie
- Fast Larissa
- Taithe Bertrand
- Blanchet Karl
This workshop will build on the findings of a six-year multi-country, multi-institution and interdisciplinary research project funded by the UK government (FCDO). The purpose of project (concluding mid 2024) project is to improve understanding of the immediate, long-term, and wider impact of attacks on healthcare on populations in contexts that have experienced armed conflict.
Attacks on healthcare include specific interferences with health workers, blockade of roads, confiscation of supplies as well as aerial bombardments of hospitals. They impact on patients and healthcare workers, intermediate and-long term access to healthcare, health outcomes among the population, the health system more broadly, and other issues such as the law, medical ethics and economic development.