LINK: https://rdcu.be/ckfTE CITATION: Nouvet et al. Dying in Honor: experiences of end-of-life palliative care during the 2013-2016 Ebola outbreak in Guinea. Journal of International Humanitarian Action 2021 6(10): 1-17. Open access link ABSTRACT: With no cure and a high mortality rate, Ebola virus…
Category: Announcements
May 17-20 Virtual Event: Lessons from the Field: Confronting the Challenges of Health Research in Humanitarian Crises
Event Description and Registration Details: https://www.fic.nih.gov/About/center-global-health-studies/Pages/health-research-humanitarian-crises-lessons-launch-event.aspx In association with the “Lessons from the field: Confronting the challenges of health research in humanitarian crises” collection in BMC Public Health and Conflict and Health, Fogarty’s Center for Global Health Studies (CGHS) will host an online launch event May…
Webinar (Mar 31) – Humanitarian ethics: moral purpose and moral hazard (Transformative Disaster Risk Governance Series)
https://www.yorku.ca/tdrg/event/ransformative-disaster-risk-governance-webinar-series-humanitarianism/ Panel InfoDownload The Transformative Disaster Risk Governance Webinar Series at York University is continuing with a session on Humanitarian ethics: moral purpose and moral hazard. The keynote is Prof. Hugo Slim, followed by a panel discussion with Professors Peter…
Jan 27 Webinar: MSF’s Stories of Change as a health promotion method in humanitarian settings
Join the Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research and Western University (London, Canada) on Wednesday January 27 @ noon for a webinar on "MSF’s Stories of Change as a health promotion method in humanitarian settings" Webinar link is (no registration…
“We Live on Hope…”: Ethical Considerations of Humanitarian Use of Drones in Post-Disaster Nepal
PhD candidate Ning Wang at the Institute of Biomedical Ethics and History of Medicine (IBME), University of Zurich recently published an articles in the IEEE Technology and Society Magazine entitled: “We Live on Hope…”: Ethical Considerations of Humanitarian Use of Drones in Post-Disaster Nepal. This work results…
New Publication – Closing well: national and international humanitarian workers’ perspectives on the ethics of closing humanitarian health projects
Read the full paper: https://jhumanitarianaction.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s41018-020-00082-4 Abstract excerpt: We identified six recurrent ethical concerns highlighted by interviewees regarding closure of humanitarian projects: respectfully engaging with partners and stakeholders, planning responsively, communicating transparently, demonstrating care for local communities and staff during project…
New Publication: Addressing obstacles to the inclusion of palliative care in humanitarian health projects
Read the full paper at: https://conflictandhealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13031-020-00314-9 Abstract excerpt: Participants discussed various obstacles to the provision of palliative care in humanitarian crises. More prominent obstacles were linked to the life-saving ethos of humanitarian organizations, priority setting of scarce resources, institutional and…
Palliative Care in Natural Disaster Response
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…
Online Seminar – Beyond “Good Enough”: How to Engage Communities with COVID-19 Research Quickly and Effectively
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…
New Report: “Dying alone is hard anywhere in the world” – palliative care in natural disaster response
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…
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