Cross-border strategies for access to healthcare in violent conflict – A scoping review

Baatz, Ronja Kitlope; Ekzayez, Abdulkarim; Meagher, Kristen; Bowsher, Gemma; Patel, Preeti

doi:10.1016/j.jmh.2022.100093

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“…Perilaku agresif dapat dianggap sebagai dinamika komunikasi, di mana agresi adalah bahasa yang harus dipahami [13].Dalam melakukan komunikasi terapeutik yang baik harus memperhatikan langkah-langkahnya di sini langkahlangkah komunikasi terapeutik di bagi menjadi empat langkah yang pertama yaitu fase prainteraksi yang ke dua fase orientasi yang ke tiga fase kerja yang paling terakhir yaitu fase terminasi [14]. Komunikasi terapeutik dikenal sebagai hubungan interpersonal yang terjadi antara 2 pihak, yaitu perawat sebagai pemberi asuhan klien dengan kliennya [15]. Perawat dan kliennya dikatakan memperoleh pengalaman belajar bersama untuk meningkatkan dan memperbaiki pengalaman emosional dari klien [16].…”

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Application of Therapeutic Communication in Violent Behavior Patients

Humolungo

2023

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Introduction: Violent behaviour is a form of behaviour that patients with schizophrenia can demonstrate. This behaviour can cause injury to the patient or others around him. Therapeutic communication applied by nurses becomes one of the intervention options for patients with violent behaviour. Objective: Knowing the application of therapeutic communication in violent behaviour patients. Methods: Qualitative research with phenomenology case study approach method. Result: Shows that patient I have more contact with others. With an attitude that shows violent behaviour that can threaten people around him compared to patient II, who rarely meets others. Conclusion: Therapeutic communication has a very strong relationship with the decreased risk of violent behaviour in patients with violent behaviour. The better the communication the nurse applies, the lower the risk of violent behaviour appearing

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Application of Therapeutic Communication in Violent Behavior Patients

Humolungo

2023

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“…Analysis of the GHS often focuses on specific system elements such as medicines, 17 or particular health actors 18 ; with less attention to the interactions and interconnections between elements/actors. Equally, there is fairly limited research on how the GHS influences national health systems, 19 the interconnections between national health systems, such as cross-border health systems 20 or regional health systems 21 despite their importance for pandemic threats, and the interconnections between health and other systems. 22 …”

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Viewing the global health system as a complex adaptive system – implications for research and practice

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The global health system (GHS) is ill-equipped to deal with the increasing number of transnational challenges. The GHS needs reform to enhance global resilience to future risks to health. In this article we argue that the starting point for any reform must be conceptualizing and studying the GHS as a complex adaptive system (CAS) with a large and escalating number of interconnected global health actors that learn and adapt their behaviours in response to each other and changes in their environment. The GHS can be viewed as a multi-scalar, nested health system comprising all national health systems together with the global health architecture, in which behaviours are influenced by cross-scale interactions. However, current methods cannot adequately capture the dynamism or complexity of the GHS or quantify the effects of challenges or potential reform options. We provide an overview of a selection of systems thinking and complexity science methods available to researchers and highlight the numerous policy insights their application could yield. We also discuss the challenges for researchers of applying these methods and for policy makers of digesting and acting upon them. We encourage application of a CAS approach to GHS research and policy making to help bolster resilience to future risks that transcend national boundaries and system scales.

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“…Health workforce: conducting an appropriate employment policy ensuring the availability and appropriate qualifications of health care workers, organizing and mobilizing human resources, ensuring awareness-raising on health inequalities related to migrants and war refugees, ensuring the protection of staff working with the pa-Financing and sustainability: financing, including ensuring the financial security of health care entities, determining and analyzing health care costs, organizing and mobilizing financial resources, reducing financial barriers in the access of migrants and war refugees to health services and medicines[6,44,[62][63][64][65][66];• Leadership/governance: acting as a leader in initiating innovative solutions, supervision over the correctness of health care for migrants, regular communication between people involved in providing services both from the medical staff and representatives of other organizations and sectors, cooperation between health care entities, cooperation with authorities supervising health care entities, ongoing cooperation with health care managers, leadership, and management based on flexible action plans appropriate to the changing situation, and building responsive health systems in host communities[6,19,35,36,44,58,[67][68][69].…”

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Health Care Organization in Poland in Light of the Refugee Crisis Related to the Military Conflict in Ukraine

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Bogdan

Vinker

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Background: Poland is witnessing a migration crisis caused by the ongoing military conflict in Ukraine. In addition to housing and necessities, 1.8 million Ukrainians that had taken refuge in Poland must have access to medical care. We aim to propose a strategy for implementing the changes in the Polish health care system in response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis. Methods: A literature review on organizational changes in the functioning of health care systems during the migration crises worldwide in recent years and brainstorming in order to develop a strategy for implementing changes in the Polish health care system in response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis. Results: The proposed strategy for implementing the changes in the Polish health care system is based on building health care resilience and adaptation to different crises. The operational objectives of organization-related activities are: (1) preparation of medical facilities to provide help for refugees, (2) development and implementation of the communication system, (3) implementation of available digital solutions, (4) organization of the diagnostic and medical services, (5) and implementation of changes in the management of medical facilities. Conclusions: Urgent reorganization is required to respond to an unavoidable increase in the demand for health care services.

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Cross-border strategies for access to healthcare in violent conflict – A scoping review

Cited by 7 publications

References 56 publications

Application of Therapeutic Communication in Violent Behavior Patients

Application of Therapeutic Communication in Violent Behavior Patients

Viewing the global health system as a complex adaptive system – implications for research and practice

Health Care Organization in Poland in Light of the Refugee Crisis Related to the Military Conflict in Ukraine

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