What COVID-19 may teach us about interdisciplinarity

Mol, Annemarie; Hardon, Anita

doi:10.1136/bmjgh-2020-004375

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“…Interdisciplinary understanding and engagement, which is even much more than multidisciplinary approach, is vital for effective control of the pandemic. 60 Social science research, including political science, sociology, psychology, anthropology and economics, is vital to help understand why some communities, countries or regions have managed to control their epidemics better than others. 61 Innovative studies are also needed to investigate why some people have more effective responses than others so that we can better prevent and treat disease.…”

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Reimagining global health systems for the 21st century: lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic

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Section: Regional and Globalmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…A definição de estratégias de comunicação em saúde eficazes compreende não só o domínio de áreas do conhecimento como a assessoria de imprensa, comunicação de crise, de risco, comunicação clínica, de ciência, marketing social, literacia em saúde, 16 mas pressupõe também a articulação com outras disciplinas e setores e o trabalho em rede com diferentes stakeholders, o que exige a negociação de diferentes pontos de vista. 17 Os stakeholders contribuem com capital intelectual, recursos materiais, humanos e financeiros e ligações a redes de contactos mais alargadas. Trabalhar em redes colaborativas permite incluir maior diversidade de ideias e perspetivas nos processos de tomada de decisão e contribui para uma operacionalização mais eficiente das estratégias de comunicação, já que os stakeholders serão aliados na execução das ações que eles próprios ajudaram a definir.…”

Section: Boas Práticas De Comunicação Em Saúde Sobretudo Em Tempos De Pandemia Trabalho Em Redeunclassified

Linhas Orientadoras para Pensar, Desenvolver e Implementar a Comunicação em Saúde em Portugal

Miranda¹,

Alves

Salavisa

2021

Acta Med Port

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The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has laid out and deepened several weaknesses of health systems, some of which have already been identified by international organizations, such as the lack of human and material resources or civil society’s insufficient involvement in decision-making processes. As the pandemic’s socioeconomic consequences worsen and pandemic fatigue settles in, another frailty is unveiled to the public and media space: the lack of a critical mass of health communicators, which has direct consequences on how the pandemic is managed. Communicating in such a context of crisis and uncertainty requires identifying what are the important facts to communicate to different population segments, clarifying myths and fake information, responding to ongoing uncertainties, listening to and involving stakeholders, developing and testing messages, and monitoring and evaluating implemented strategies. The use of communication as a management support strategy allows organizations to build confidence and reputation, manage relationships with internal and external stakeholders, and prepare for future uncertainties, which are crucial competencies in managing a health crisis. Given the lack of scientific evidence about health communication practiced in Portugal, a significant part of the analysis and diagnosis is based on the authors’ empirical knowledge, obtained through professional experience in communications at several health institutions. At the end of the article, the authors propose guiding principles to think through, develop and implement health communication in Portugal, particularly during a health crisis, supported by a culture of leadership, collaboration, and confidence.

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“…Het tweede doel is om daaruit best practices te identificeren en lessen te trekken voor samenwerking tussen organisaties in crisistijd en voor een duurzame beleidsverandering op lange termijn. We vertrekken voor deze doelstellingen vanuit een synthese tussen verschillende wetenschappelijke perspectieven, omdat het combineren van kennis, perspectieven en inzichten uit verschillende disciplines kan helpen crisisbeleid in een multisectorale context beter te begrijpen (Mol & Hardon, 2021). (1) het verbeteren van de gezondheid, (2) het verbeteren van de aangeboden zorg en…”

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Samenwerken Als Het Spannend Wordt: De Gevolgen Van De Coronacrises Voor Regionale Netwerken in De Daklozenopvang.

Schalk¹,

Schmidt

Ridder

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JSI

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What COVID-19 may teach us about interdisciplinarity

Cited by 29 publications

References 18 publications

Reimagining global health systems for the 21st century: lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic

Reimagining global health systems for the 21st century: lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic

Linhas Orientadoras para Pensar, Desenvolver e Implementar a Comunicação em Saúde em Portugal

Samenwerken Als Het Spannend Wordt: De Gevolgen Van De Coronacrises Voor Regionale Netwerken in De Daklozenopvang.

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