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Involving older people in the preparedness, response, and recovery phases in humanitarian emergencies: a theoretical framework on ageism, epistemic injustice, and participation

van Boetzelaer E, van de Kamp J, Keating P, Sharma SK, Pellecchia U,  et al.
2024-01-01 • The Lancet Healthy Longevity
2024-01-01 • The Lancet Healthy Longevity
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Review

Ethics, climate change and health – a landscape review

Sheather J, Littler K, Singh JA, Wright K
2023-08-14 • Wellcome Open Research
2023-08-14 • Wellcome Open Research
Anthropogenic climate change is unequivocal, and many of its physical health impacts have been identified, although further research is required into the mental health and wellbeing effe...
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Commentary

A Médecins Sans Frontières ethics framework for humanitarian innovation

Sheather J, Jobanputra K, Schopper D, Pringle J, Venis S,  et al.
2016-09-06 • PLOS Medicine
2016-09-06 • PLOS Medicine
SUMMARY POINTS

• Humanitarian organisations often have to innovate to deliver health care and aid to populations in complex and volatile contexts.

• Innovation projec...
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Research

Ethical guidance or epistemological injustice? The quality and usefulness of ethical guidance for humanitarian workers and agencies

Sheather J, Apunyo R, DuBois M, Khondaker R, Noman A,  et al.
2022-03-16 • BMJ Global Health
2022-03-16 • BMJ Global Health
This paper explores the quality and usefulness of ethical guidance for humanitarian aid workers and their agencies. We focus specifically on public health emergencies, such as COVID-19. ...
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Commentary

Preparing humanitarians to address ethical problems

McGowan CR, Baxter LM, DuBois M, Sheather J, Khondaker R,  et al.
2020-11-04 • Conflict and Health
2020-11-04 • Conflict and Health
Infectious disease outbreaks represent potentially catastrophic threats to those affected by humanitarian crises. High transmissibility, crowded living conditions, widespread co-morbidit...
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Commentary

Medicine is still a victim of war: we desperately need new ideas

Sheather J, Perache AH
2017-06-14 • British Medical Journal (BMJ)
2017-06-14 • British Medical Journal (BMJ)
What we are witnessing is war without restraint. But what do we do to stop it?
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Commentary

Ethical dilemmas in medical humanitarian practice: cases for reflection from Médecins Sans Frontières

Sheather J, Shah T
2010-11-17 • Journal of Medical Ethics
2010-11-17 • Journal of Medical Ethics
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an independent medical humanitarian organisation working in over 70 countries. It has provided medical assistance for over 35 years to populations vulne...
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Commentary

'He who helps the guilty, shares the crime'? INGOs, moral narcissism and complicity in wrongdoing

Buth P, de Gryse B, Healy S, Hoedt V, Newell T,  et al.
2018-03-17 • Journal of Medical Ethics
2018-03-17 • Journal of Medical Ethics
Humanitarian organisations often work alongside those responsible for serious wrongdoing. In these circumstances, accusations of moral complicity are sometimes levelled at decision maker...
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Commentary

A Médecins Sans Frontières ethics framework for humanitarian innovation plus case studies to guide its use

Sheather J, Jobanputra K, Schopper D, Pringle J, Venis S,  et al.
2016-07-01 • PLOS Medicine
2016-07-01 • PLOS Medicine
SUMMARY POINTS

-- Humanitarian organisations often have to innovate to deliver health care and aid to populations in complex and volatile contexts.
-- Innovation projects ca...
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Editorial

Medicine under fire

Sheather J, Hawkins V
2016-12-14 • British Medical Journal (BMJ)
2016-12-14 • British Medical Journal (BMJ)
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Research

Preparing humanitarians to address ethical problems

McGowan CR, Baxter LM, DuBois M, Sheather J, Khondaker R,  et al.
2020-11-04 • Conflict and Health
2020-11-04 • Conflict and Health
Infectious disease outbreaks represent potentially catastrophic threats to those affected by humanitarian crises. High transmissibility, crowded living conditions, widespread co-morbidit...