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1 ouis Pasteur, while vying with early private humanitarian activism in health represented by Albert Sc
2 idering the major increase in health-related humanitarian activities in the past three decades and ca
3 nited Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and donors.
4  sustain the operations of global health and humanitarian agencies in situations of armed conflict.
5                                       Again, humanitarian agencies set up operations to implement var
6 ents cared for in the specialized setting of humanitarian aid and conflict zones, burns, other accide
7 om government jobs compared with farming and humanitarian aid for postwar income.
8 ober, 2001, with Medecins Sans Frontieres, a humanitarian aid organisation that has been working in N
9 portunity to prevent increases in wasting in humanitarian aid settings.
10  The available evidence supporting EVLP, the humanitarian and cooperative utilization of lungs otherw
11 fers a conceptual apparatus to integrate the humanitarian and development ambitions.
12 y has left these violations of international humanitarian and human rights law largely unanswered, de
13 more than 500 missions every year, including humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, as part of
14 of agricultural development, supplemented by humanitarian assistance in the event of a shock or crisi
15        In missions providing or facilitating humanitarian assistance, both the RR of deaths from all
16  have complicated this work, but medical and humanitarian benefits have been demonstrated.
17                  Recognition of economic and humanitarian benefits of pain control has prompted world
18                        We screened an online humanitarian clearing house (ReliefWeb), a large public
19       These findings could inform the larger humanitarian community as well as military medical pract
20    Raising awareness among the international humanitarian community of the increased risk of mortalit
21 s of their potential economic contributions, humanitarian concerns about the deservingness of their c
22 d conflict within nations has had disastrous humanitarian consequences throughout much of the world.
23 d quality of health intervention research in humanitarian contexts and supports calls to scale up thi
24  oversight of innovation projects in medical humanitarian contexts.
25                                              Humanitarian crises present unique challenges to rigorou
26                   It reviews some of the key humanitarian crises that broke new ground in terms of th
27 f evidence on public health interventions in humanitarian crises to identify key research gaps.
28  from cholera-endemic areas and locations of humanitarian crises, but no clear consensus exists.
29                              How we react to humanitarian crises, epidemics, and other tragic events
30 growing scale and complexity of responses to humanitarian crises, it is important to develop a strong
31 ality of evidence on health interventions in humanitarian crises.
32  role in curbing outbreaks of hepatitis E in humanitarian crises.
33   These data indicate that, by April 2001, a humanitarian crisis already existed in Kohistan.
34 ghanistan and will be crucial if a worsening humanitarian crisis is to be avoided.
35  The detection of common mental disorders in humanitarian crisis settings requires a screening tool t
36 easure and promote adoption, especially in a humanitarian crisis.
37 sasters have maintained Somalia in a chronic humanitarian crisis.
38 fur region of Sudan has resulted in a severe humanitarian crisis.
39 to national health systems by addressing the humanitarian-development nexus; (3) remake, do not simpl
40      The role of the Humanitarian Use Device/Humanitarian Device Exemption (HUD/HDE) pathway in the d
41 ntial tremor and Parkinson disease and has a humanitarian device exemption for dystonia and obsessive
42 rth of the fledgling nation became a complex humanitarian disaster.
43  asylum seekers and refugees fleeing complex humanitarian disasters.
44 ion of Haiti, leading to the world's largest humanitarian effort in over 6 decades.
45 le nurse from Scotland, who had assisted the humanitarian effort in Sierra Leone, had received intens
46 eurological disorders that accompany complex humanitarian emergencies and natural disasters in both t
47       Neurological manifestations of complex humanitarian emergencies are important and underapprecia
48                                      Complex humanitarian emergencies include the relatively acute, s
49                   An unprecedented number of humanitarian emergencies of large magnitude and duration
50  communities affected by conflicts and other humanitarian emergencies.
51 illion people have been displaced by complex humanitarian emergencies.
52 s to vaccinating populations in conflict and humanitarian emergency settings may save lives.
53                   The story of progress from humanitarian emergency to national health plan epitomise
54                 It introduces the concept of humanitarian governance as a framework for addressing th
55                                Here, we term humanitarian governance to include the use of internatio
56 ey hub of the health cluster, a UN-activated humanitarian health coordination body, received alerts f
57      Mitigating the devastating economic and humanitarian impact of large earthquakes requires signal
58 ent, that is free at the point of care, is a humanitarian imperative for war wounded, and this paper
59 sessing how nations have a strong fiscal and humanitarian incentive to invest in infectious disease c
60 ilable, but would provide a great benefit to humanitarian intervention units in disaster situations.
61 els, with 40 organisations (13%) engaging in humanitarian interventions in crisis settings.
62 vernance to include the use of international humanitarian law and human rights instruments to govern
63 r targeted warfare contrary to international humanitarian law and possibly constituting a war crime.
64 erstanding the extent to which international humanitarian law is being breached.
65 atic and serious violations of international humanitarian law.
66 at terrorist concerns appear to be replacing humanitarian logic in the network of worldwide governanc
67 rom out-of-hospital care, military medicine, humanitarian medicine, and disaster medicine that can in
68                    The process of becoming a humanitarian migrant is potentially damaging to mental h
69 rating effect of post-migration stressors in humanitarian migrants in Australia.
70 tegration would be a key approach to improve humanitarian migrants' mental health.
71 ost important correlates of mental health in humanitarian migrants, accounting for both direct and in
72       Satisfaction and perceived benefits of humanitarian missions were positively correlated with in
73 litary physicians are largely satisfied with humanitarian missions, reporting the greatest benefit of
74                                International humanitarian organisations define policies and provide b
75 are required from governmental, medical, and humanitarian organisations worldwide.
76  (ie, a secure and accessible location where humanitarian organizations can provide services to emerg
77 ergency-affected populations) to ensure that humanitarian organizations have access to populations wi
78 d outcomes in pediatric surgery performed by humanitarian organizations in resource-poor settings and
79 trition assessments and surveys conducted by humanitarian organizations were used by donors and gover
80       Drug therapy for people with AIDS is a humanitarian priority but prevention of HIV infection re
81 luation for human populations is a matter of humanitarian priority.
82 g granted visas through offshore and onshore humanitarian programmes, respectively.
83 public health underpins the effectiveness of humanitarian public health interventions in crises.
84  people during disasters is key to effective humanitarian relief operations and to long-term societal
85 s within it the related but distinct idea of humanitarian resilience and thereby offers a conceptual
86 s to conduct a better informed allocation of humanitarian resources.
87 ty of public health information available to humanitarian responders.
88           To prevent unnecessary deaths, the humanitarian response to famine needs to be rapid, well
89 fied, related to demographics and reason for humanitarian response was described.
90  improve the effectiveness and efficiency of humanitarian responses has been increasing.
91 mental disorders in complex emergencies is a humanitarian responsibility.
92       What led him to a life of clinical and humanitarian service?
93                                    Essential humanitarian services, including food aid and public hea
94 asibility of noncommunicable disease care in humanitarian settings.
95  mental health and psychosocial wellbeing in humanitarian settings.
96  establishing mental health services in five humanitarian settings.
97                                          The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan has been deteriora
98 rnational community needs to create adequate humanitarian space (ie, a secure and accessible location
99 n of movement restrictions, and necessity of humanitarian support services to meet nonclinical needs
100                                              Humanitarian surgical organisations provide cleft palate
101 major nongovernmental organization providing humanitarian surgical relief support in these settings.
102 ; aid effective resource allocation; prepare humanitarian surgical staff; and further characterise un
103 end four sets of actions that would make the humanitarian system relevant for future public health re
104                             Yet the existing humanitarian system was created for a different time and
105                              The role of the Humanitarian Use Device/Humanitarian Device Exemption (H
106 ealth care and what we propose to call State humanitarian verticalism.
107 had arrived in Australia holding a permanent humanitarian visa 3-6 months preceding the survey, with

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