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Effect of political violence on health: A review of literature
International Journal of Political Science and Governance · 2020 · Vol. 2(2) · pp. 150–152
Aditi Baishya✉(Gauhati University)
Abstract
There is increasing recognition that political violence and war present a significant negative impact on health services and health systems. They also present opportunities, however, for the development of new services and systems; the challenge of confronting adversity allows for innovation, creativity, and the emergence of new technologies and systems that may have some positive benefits for health. This review article examines how political violence of various forms affects health services and health systems. It highlights the challenges facing the health systems in their attempts to maintain activity despite adversity.
Health and Conflict StudiesHealthcare Systems and ChallengesCreativityPoliticsPolitical scienceHealth servicesHealthcare systemPsychologyPublic relationsHealth careMedicineSocial psychology
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