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Dr Esperanza Martinez, ICRC
Lecture
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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre
Annual Lectures

Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre Annual Lecture 2022 with Dr Esperanza Martinez

LSHTM, Keppel Street, London, United Kingdom
IRPIN, UKRAINE - Mar. 09, 2022: War in Ukraine. Thousands of residents of Irpin have to abandon their homes and evacuate as russian troops are bombing a peaceful city. War refugees in Ukraine. Photo credit: Shutterstock/Drop of Light.
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International Centre for Evidence in Disability
Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

War in Ukraine: people with disabilities and their families

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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Successes and stumbles in spreading User-Centred Design: takeaways from the International Rescue Committee’s Design School experiment

World Immunisation Week 2022 banner
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Vaccine Centre
Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Delivering life-saving vaccines in conflict situations – a case study from Afghanistan

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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Improving efficiency in humanitarian response: Using the Dioptra tool for cost-efficiency analysis of nutrition and child protection programmes

Researcher in Kyamulibwa, Uganda. Photo credit: LSHTM
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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Using health economics in humanitarian and fragile settings: Findings from research in Uganda, Sierra Leone and Bangladesh

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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Strengthening university research capacity in fragile settings and humanitarian crises

Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in Bangladesh where women and children are in a large queue. Photo credit: Probal Rashid, courtesy of Photoshare
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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

A method and software tool to audit the appropriateness of humanitarian health services

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Global Health Lecture Series
Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Challenges of health interventions in humanitarian crises

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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Challenges to adequate ethical review of research with populations affected by humanitarian crises

Juba, South Sudan. A sign is posted outside a green tin building and reads “armed conflict is a health risk”. Photo credit: Egbert Sondorp.
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Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre

Estimating crisis-attributable mortality: Examples from South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria

A digital graphic containing 5 women form diverse background supporting each other
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16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre
MARCH Centre

Gender-based violence in conflict-affected settings