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CATEGORIES:Engineering - Mechanics\, Materials and Design (Di
 v C) - talks and events
SUMMARY:Healthcare in conflict - Dr Saleyha Ahsan\, EDC
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240208T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20240208T190000
UID:TALK212086AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/212086
DESCRIPTION:Join us every second Thursday during Lent for a di
 scussion on the latest and most exciting papers an
 d reports from the field of healthcare in conflict
 . Expand your knowledge in this fast-growing and t
 opical area of study. A chance to network with lik
 e-minded interdisciplinary academics\, students\, 
 practitioners and professionals in this field.\n\n
 \nReadings for session 8 Feb 2024:\nMarzouk\, Mana
 r et al. “Health system evaluation in conflict-aff
 ected countries: a scoping review of approaches an
 d methods.” Conflict and health vol. 17\,1 30. 19 
 Jun. 2023.\nStrengthening health systems in confli
 ct-affected settings has become increasingly profe
 ssionalised. However\, evaluation remains challeng
 ing and often insufficiently documented in the lit
 erature. Many\, particularly small-scale health sy
 stem evaluations\, are conducted by government bod
 ies or non-governmental organisations (NGO) with l
 imited capacity to publish their experiences. It i
 s essential to identify the existing literature an
 d main findings as a baseline for future efforts t
 o evaluate the capacity and resilience of conflict
 -affected health systems. The paper aimed to synth
 esise the scope of methodological approaches and m
 ethods used in the peer-reviewed literature on hea
 lth system evaluation in conflict-affected setting
 s.\n\nThis reading group is in-person only.\n\nFor
  enquiries or article suggestions\, please contact
  convenors Saleyha Ahsan (sa2027@cam.ac.uk) or Cha
 rlotte Hammer (ch950@cam.ac.uk)\n
LOCATION:Sir Arthur Marshalls
CONTACT:Mari Huhtala
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