Healing The Health System After Civil Unrest

Anneli Ivarsson,John Kinsman, Karin Johansson,Lars Weinehall, L Freij,Stig Wall, Abdirisak Ahmed Dalmar, Abdirashid Omer Ibrahim, Abdisamad Abikar Hagi, Abshir Ali Abdi, Abdullahi Sheik Hussein,Abdulkadir Mohamed Shirwa, Amina Mahmoud Warsame, Derie Ismail Ereg, Mohamed Hussain Aden, Maryan Qasim, Mohamed Khalid Ali,Abdullahi S Elmi,Abdullahi Warsame Afrah, Faduma Omar Sabtiye, Fatuma Ege Guled,Hinda Jama Ahmed,Halima Mohamed, Halima Ali Tinay, Kadigia Ali Mohamud, Mariam Warsame Yusuf, M Omar,Yakoub Aden Abdi, Yusuf Abdulkadir,Annika Johansson,Asli Ali Kulane,Barbara Schumann, Birgitta Essen, Faustine Nkulu Kalengayi,Fredrik Elgh,Fredrik Norstrom, Goran Lonnberg,Helene Norder, Julia Schroders, Kerstin Erlandsson, Kerstin Edin,Klasgoran Sahlen,Lars L Gustafsson,Larsake Persson,Malin Eriksson,Maria Emmelin, Marie Hasselberg,Marie Klingberg, Raman Preet, Ulf Hogberg, Urban Sjostrom, Saif Omar

Global health action（2015）

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The aim of publishing this statement is to raise awareness among and promote a response by the international community to address the formidable challenges and pressing unmet needs facing the rehabilitation and recovery of the health sector in post-conflict situations. The aim is also to draw attention to the need for integrating health research into these efforts in order to provide evidence for the design of sector policies and intervention programmes. Lessons learnt from the Somali situation may be of great value to guide health sector development after civil unrest also in other settings – now and in the future. (Published: 30 March 2015) Citation : Glob Health Action 2015, 8 : 27381 - http://dx.doi.org/10.3402/gha.v8.27381

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