Emergency Anthropology

Anthropology in public health emergencies - BMJ Global Health

This paper gives a basic introduction to anthropological methods and seeks to bridge the gap in disciplinary expectations within emergencies.

Emergency Anthropology - Don't Forget the Bubbles

In the heart of the hospital, where medical emergencies unfold, and teams collaborate under intense pressure, the significance of culture becomes apparent. Dr ...

Disaster Anthropology - Oxford Research Encyclopedias

Disaster anthropologists examine precursors and influences of disaster, such as the power dynamics, wealth distribution, marginalization, coping ...

Anthropologist offers blueprint for new ways of being and relating to ...

Aidan Seale-Feldman knows a thing or two about what it's like to witness a disaster. She was working in Nepal in 2015 when a 7.8-magnitude ...

Anthropology in public health emergencies: what is ... - PubMed

This paper gives a basic introduction to anthropological methods and seeks to bridge the gap in disciplinary expectations within emergencies.

How anthropology can bring the human element to emergency ...

Technical solutions to a health emergency risk failing if they don't allow communities their say; this is where anthropologists come in.

Anthropological Responses to Health Emergencies – providing ...

The purpose of the group is to network among members to be able to rapidly respond to developing public health issues and emergencies.

[PDF] Anthropology in public health emergencies - Semantic Scholar

A basic introduction to anthropological methods is given and an interdisciplinary conception of emergency and the recognition that social, psychological and ...

The Anthropology of Emergencies, Rescue and Good Intentions

The participants will together explore why and how anthropologists have dealt with and contributed to shifting ideas of human suffering, emergencies, survival ...

Applied Medical Anthropology and Structurally Informed Emergency ...

Further, a focus on patient-centered care can open the door for critical, clinically applied, medical anthropologists to team with physicians, ...

Anthropology - CONVERGE | Natural Hazards Center

In Disaster Research ... The anthropology of disasters is a vibrant and growing subfield in which anthropologists apply their expertise to answer questions about ...

Emerg-ing Ideas in Anthropology - FemInEM

I was asked to speak on the intersection of anthropology and emergency medicine. You can check out a quick introduction to the study of ...

Why We Need Anthropologists During Public Health Emergencies

The O'Neill Institute believes that the law is a fundamental tool for solving critical health problems.

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About Ethnographic Emergency

Ethnographic Emergency is a web log devoted to analyzing contemporary debates and events from an anthropological perspective. Why "Ethnographic Emergency"?

Ebola and emergency anthropology: The view from the “global ...

Ebola exposes the fault lines of global society, and brings to light the calculus that underlies questions of who can leave, who can access ...

The Politics of Emergency: Reviews in Anthropology

Military and humanitarian interventions have become commonplace in recent years, provoking some to suggest that the right to intervene in the ...

Anthropology and Disaster Risk Reduction - American Anthropologist

The “resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters,” which is one target of SDG #13, will require better, ...

Cultural anthropology professor co-authors FEMA emergency ...

Kate Browne, cultural anthropologist, has co-authored a new FEMA report intended for the emergency management higher education community ...

Anthropology & Special Patient Populations in the Emergency ...

Arthur Klieinman framed the patient-physician gap over 30 years ago as a difference in explanatory models of disease and illness. Medical ...