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Building Toward a Disaster Resilient Health System: A Study of Hospital Resilience
Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, 2022AbstractObjectives:This research evaluated the resilience of 6 tertiary and rural health facilities within a single Australian Health Service, using the World Health Organization (WHO) Hospital Safety Index (HSI). This adaptation of the HSI was compared with existing national accreditation and facility design Standards to assess disaster preparedness ...
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Understanding the Resilience of Health Systems
2020Sophie Witter - ORCID 0000-0002-7656-6188 orcid:0000-0002-7656-6188 ; Globally, displacement is now at the highest level ever recorded with 68.5 million people being forcibly displaced due to violence, political instability or poor economic conditions.
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Resilience for health—an emergent property of the “health systems as a whole”
Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 2018AbstractResilience has become a popular term, and its meaning varies widely depending on the context of its use. Its Latin origin, resilire, means “bouncing back”—should bouncing back be understood literally or rather metaphorically in the context of health, illness, dis‐ease, and disease?
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Investing in health system resilience
Australian Health Review, 2023Jane, Hall, Philip, Haywood
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Network resilience in the face of health system reform
Social Science & Medicine, 2010Many health systems now use networks as governance structures. Network 'macroculture' is the complex of artefacts, espoused values and unarticulated assumptions through which network members coordinate network activities. Knowledge of how network macroculture during 2006-2008 develops is therefore of value for understanding how health networks operate,
Sheaff, Rod +5 more
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Climate resilient health systems
2023Adequate amounts of safe water and food, clean air, and safe shelter, as the most important social and environmental determinants of health, will be greatly affected by climate change. Environmental factors claim about 13 million lives each year. Malnutrition, diarrhea, heat stress, and malaria are expected to cause 250,000 additional deaths per year ...
Miškulin, Maja, Miškulin, Ivan
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Applying the Resilient Health System Framework for Universal Health Coverage
2016Since the 1978 Declaration of Alma-Ata affirming health as a fundamental human right, policy-makers and stakeholders have proposed many different strategies to achieve the goal of ‘health for all’. However, globally there still remains a lack of access to health information and quality health care, especially in low- and middle ...
Kendall, Ho +16 more
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Resilience in health system research: Scoping review of health system resilience as a concept
This scoping review explores definitions and use of the term resilience in the field of health system research. We identify what current crises, such as the COVID-19-pandemic, have brought to the definitions of resilience. Our analyses specifically explore how health system(s) resilience (or resilient health system/s) is delineated as a phenomenon in ...Janhonen, Kristiina +5 more
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Health systems resilience: is it time to revisit resilience after COVID-19?
Social Science & Medicine, 2023Adriano Massuda +2 more
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Evaluation of health system resilience in 60 countries based on their responses to COVID-19
Frontiers in Public Health, 2023Ying Qian, Ping-Le Yang, Lixin Zhou
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