Key issues in Japan’s public health centers to prepare for future pandemics: a text mining study using a topic model
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Disasters, crisis, and emergency management within health services
BMC Health Services Research is calling for submissions to a Collection on disasters, crisis, and emergency management within health services.
The mass casualties, injuries, and population health deterioration associated to disasters, crisis, and emergencies eventually overload the affected health systems and prevent them from performing their intended roles in health care.
A broad range of hazards (natural or technological disasters, conflict, disease outbreaks, food contamination) bring health systems to the forefront and expose their central role in managing health risks and responding effectively to such events in order to minimize their impact.
Strengthening health systems, especially the most vulnerable ones, has become a vital step in facing the global and growing dimensions of emergencies and continuing progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals.
BMC Health Services Research launched this Collection to review the current state of research on health services management of disasters, crisis, and emergency
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Health workforce incentives and dis-incentives during the COVID-19 pandemic: experiences from Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, Senegal, and Uganda
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A closer look at the international health regulations capacities in Lebanon: a mixed method study
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Perception towards the implementation of telemedicine during COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional study
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