Background Humanitarian health care organizations and health workers working in contexts
of armed or violent conflict experience challenges in fulfilling ethical obligations and …

This review article highlights the critical role of nurses in disaster management, with a
specific focus on addressing blood tumors in disaster-affected populations. Disasters have a …

Every year, especially in urban areas, the population density rises quickly. The effects of
catastrophes (ie, war, earthquake, fire, tsunami) on people are therefore significant and …

Background Armed conflict, natural disasters, and forced relocation are among the
humanitarian problems affecting hundreds of millions of people worldwide (1, 2). Almost 80 …

Objective To explore paramedic experiences of providing care during the 2020 COVID-19
pandemic and develop theory in order to inform future policy and practice. Design …

Purpose Disaster healthcare rescuers are at risk of experiencing negative psychological
effects. However, some are said to be resilient and to be protected from negative …

Disaster management in Pakistan has been merely focusing on managing medical, food,
and rehabilitation resources, but not so much on the humanitarian ethics during the relief …

Corruption has always existed in the field of national disaster management. Although many
case studies on (anti) corruption have been carried out, these works have not dealt …

Purpose A new triage method, MBCE (Medical Bio Social Ethics), is presented with social
justice, bio, and medical ethics for critical resource distribution during a pandemic. Ethical …

Active conflict settings constitute challenging operating environments for humanitarian
health organisations and workers. An emerging feature of some conflicts is direct violence …