Palliative Care in Disaster and Conflict Settings-Recording

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Video Summary

In the webinar, Dr. Grant, Dr. Mabiru, and other experts discussed the importance of palliative care in humanitarian settings, particularly focusing on the suffering of women in crises like disasters and conflicts. They emphasized the need for comprehensive care to alleviate physical, psychological, and social suffering, as well as supporting families and caregivers. The speakers shared insights from experiences in various crisis settings, such as earthquakes, refugee camps, and conflict zones, highlighting the challenges of providing care with limited resources and addressing cultural and language barriers. They also discussed the role of local healthcare providers and the importance of rebuilding healthcare systems in post-crisis scenarios. Overall, the webinar underscored the significance of integrating palliative care into humanitarian response efforts to alleviate suffering and provide compassionate care in challenging circumstances.

Keywords

Palliative care

Humanitarian settings

Women in crises

Comprehensive care

Physical suffering

Psychological suffering

Social suffering

Family support

Cultural barriers

Healthcare systems