A proposed core model of the new public health for a healthier collectivity: how to sustain transdisciplinary and intersectoral partnerships

Bteich, Michel; Miranda, Érica da Silva; Khoury, Caline El; Gautier, Lara; Lacouture, Anthony; Yankoty, Larisa Ines

doi:10.1080/09581596.2017.1419167

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“…Other authors also emphasize the importance of cross-sector partnerships that governments can establish with public health while also promoting the active and thoughtful participation of civil society. The sustainability of well-balanced cross-sectoral partnerships contributes to the successful performance of global health governance and, more importantly, to the good health and well-being of populations [ 54 , 55 , 56 ].…”

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Strategic Alliances in Global Health: Innovative Perspectives in the Era of Sustainable Development

Suarez-Herrera,

Abeldaño Zúñiga,

Díaz-Castro

2024

Healthcare

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This article discusses current challenges in the field of global health and the World Health Organization’s (WHO) strategies to address them. It highlights the importance of measuring the health impacts of global recession and globalization and the need for human-centered approaches to sustainable development. Emphasis is placed on commitment to health equity and the use of strategic partnerships for health at global, national, and local levels. Improving the health and well-being of populations, as well as public health equity, are core principles of the 2030 Agenda for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These principles are expressed in SDG 3, which promotes universal access to health services and systems and recognizes global health as a basic human right. It highlights the importance of strategic partnerships to combat emerging health crises, improve public health indices, and address the burden of chronic disease. These partnerships are contemplated in SDG 17 and are manifested in different modalities, such as network governance, cross-sector collaboration, public–private partnership, and social participation. This diversity of alliances has played an important role in scaling up and strengthening universal health systems around the world, including in Latin America and the Caribbean. The text concludes by presenting the essential characteristics of these inter-organizational and inter-institutional alliances in the field of global health.

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Strategic Alliances in Global Health: Innovative Perspectives in the Era of Sustainable Development

Suarez-Herrera,

Abeldaño Zúñiga,

Díaz-Castro

2024

Healthcare

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“…This suggests a specific consideration regarding the importance of the personnel involved in the sampling, and not necessarily solely the person who directly carries out the procedure ( 33 ). In fact, the venous sampling procedure is generally carried out in a routine manner and with a work organisation which aims at reducing the time necessary for each operation.…”

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The Impact of Relational and Organizational–Environmental Aspects in Hospital Blood Collection: Clinical and Health Indications and New Training Needs

Iudici

Donà

Faccio

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Front. Public Health

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This study deals with people who underwent a blood test and consequently suffered a fainting episode in the past. This phenomenon affects many people and if not adequately dealt with, it can lead to a perception of the blood test as a serious and traumatic event, which could limit its use as a preventive diagnostic tool. These experiences have been explored by research mainly on the basis of the physiological mechanisms involved in fainting, with a few studies considering the actual lived experience related to the blood test. This study explored how this experience is lived and managed, capturing aspects that could facilitate blood tests and the procedures associated with them, thus it focused on people with vasovagal syncope and was articulated through the semi-structured interview methodology. Among the significant results is the importance of the relational aspects implemented by health staff, the differing organisation of the blood test procedure, the need to make the hospital environment less aseptic and more humanistic, effective actions to counter the anxieties relating to the administration of the blood test and the importance of including the blood test with an inter-disciplinarity perspective.

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“…Some studies have responded by trying to propose a new common understanding of HiAP ( Huang et al , 2018 : 25) or a ‘new model of intersectoral public health’ ( Bteich et al , 2019 : 242). However, these efforts symbolise an inherent flaw of such approaches, characterised by the initiation of a model that makes sense to a small group of specialists, followed by the discovery of ambiguity in collaboration with other actors, then an attempt to establish a new (but problematic) model.…”

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The future of public health policymaking after COVID-19: a qualitative systematic review of lessons from Health in All Policies

Cairney¹,

Denny²,

Mitchell³

2021

Open Res Europe

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Background: ‘Health in All Policies’ (HiAP) describes the pursuit of health equity. It has five main elements: treat health as a human right; identify evidence of the ‘social determinants’ of health inequalities, recognise that most powers to affect health are not held by health departments, promote intersectoral policymaking and collaboration inside and outside of government, and generate political will. Studies describe its potential but bemoan a major implementation gap. Some HiAP scholars learn from policymaking research how to understand this gap, but the use of policy theories is patchy. In that context, our guiding research question is: How does HiAP research use policy theory to understand policymaking? It allows us to zoom-out to survey the field and zoom-in to identify: the assumed and actual causes of policy change, and transferable lessons to HiAP scholars and advocates. Methods: Our qualitative systematic review (two phases, 2018 and 2020) identified 4972 HiAP articles. Of these, 113 journal articles (research and commentary) provide a non-trivial reference to policymaking (at least one reference to a policymaking concept). We use the 113 articles to produce a general HiAP narrative and explore how the relatively theory-informed articles enhance it. Results: Most articles focus on policy analysis (identifying policy problems and solutions) rather than policy theory (explaining policymaking dynamics). They report a disappointing gap between HiAP expectations and policy outcomes. Theory-informed articles contribute to a HiAP playbook to close that gap or a programme theory to design and evaluate HiAP in new ways. Conclusions: Few HiAP articles use policy theories for their intended purpose. Policy theories provide lessons to aid critical reflection on power, political dilemmas, and policymaking context. HiAP scholars seek more instrumental lessons, potentially at the cost of effective advocacy and research.

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A proposed core model of the new public health for a healthier collectivity: how to sustain transdisciplinary and intersectoral partnerships

Cited by 8 publications

References 39 publications

Strategic Alliances in Global Health: Innovative Perspectives in the Era of Sustainable Development

Strategic Alliances in Global Health: Innovative Perspectives in the Era of Sustainable Development

The Impact of Relational and Organizational–Environmental Aspects in Hospital Blood Collection: Clinical and Health Indications and New Training Needs

The future of public health policymaking after COVID-19: a qualitative systematic review of lessons from Health in All Policies

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