Evidence Aid November 2022 bulletin

29 November, 2022

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Hello HIFA members,

Evidence Aid has just released its November 2022 bulletin, containing shortened versions of three of our recent summaries about:

(1) Emotional and psychological impacts on healthcare workers of disasters and other mass casualty events;

(2) Non-communicable diseases and disasters; and

(3) Health system governance in settings with conflict-affected populations.

You can read the full bulletin here: https://evidenceaid.org/evidence-aid-bulletin-28-november-2022/

Anyone who would like to receive these monthly bulletins directly or has questions about our work should contact Jane Copsey (info@evidenceaid.org). If you like our work and think it is important that we continue into 2023, please consider making a donation here. https://evidenceaid.org/donate/

We hope that this bulletin and all our resources (www.evidenceaid.org) are helpful. We would be pleased to hear from you with suggestions for how we can improve what we do. We will be sending out our monthly Evidence Aid newsletter in the next few weeks, but if you would like to stop receiving our bulletins or newsletters, please contact info@evidenceaid.org.

Claire Allen, Operations Manager

Evidence Aid: Championing evidence-based humanitarian action.

Please note that my regular working days are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Please do not expect a response outside of those days.

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HIFA profile: Claire Allen is Operations Manager at Evidence Aid, UK. Professional interests: Evidence Aid (www.evidenceaid.org) provides evidence for people in disaster preparedness and response to make better decisions. Areas of interest = humanitarian crises, natural disasters and major healthcare emergencies (disaster = when a country is unable to cope with the disaster/crisis or emergency). She is a member of the HIFA Working Group on Access to Health Research. http://www.hifa.org/working-groups/access-health-research Email: callen AT evidenceaid.org