Partnerships with local organisations are vital for conducting health research in Syria—personal reflections

Abdulkarim Ekzayez

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Partnerships with local organisations are vital for conducting health research in Syria—personal reflections

机译：与当地组织的伙伴关系对于在叙利亚 - 个人思考进行健康研究至关重要

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Abstract Throughout the 9?years of the Syrian conflict, humanitarian actors have accumulated enormous experience of dealing with this complex environment and collected substantial data—only a tiny fraction, however, is being used in informing practice and research. Partnering with academic institutions could enable these actors to foster their efforts in data collection, analysis and research production. These partnerships should go beyond the traditional understanding of partnerships to include elements of a two-way capacity strengthening paradigm, and equal benefits and opportunities. Drawing on my personal experience of providing clinical medicine in field hospitals in conflict-affected areas in Syria, as well as my experience in the humanitarian response there working with Save the Children and a number of local organisations, and then moving to policy and research working with London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Chatham House and King’s College London, I conclude equal partnerships and effective collaborations between academic institutions and humanitarian actors could provide a concrete and sustainable approach of conducting health research in conflict settings.

机译：摘要摘要整个9？多年的叙利亚冲突，人道主义行动者积累了巨大的交易经验，并收集了大量数据 - 只用于向实践和研究中使用微小的分数。与学术机构合作可以使这些行动者能够促进他们在数据收集，分析和研究生产中的努力。这些伙伴关系应超出传统的对伙伴关系的理解，包括加强范式的双向能力的要素，以及平等的福利和机会。借鉴我在叙利亚冲突地区的野外医院提供临床医学的个人经验，以及我在与拯救儿童和一些当地组织的人道主义反应中的经验，然后迁移到政策和研究工作随着伦敦卫生学院，Chatham House和King的伦敦大学学院，我总结了平等的伙伴关系，学术机构与人道主义行动者之间的有效合作可以提供冲突环境中进行健康研究的具体和可持续的方法。

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