ReBUILD for Resilience at HSR 2024

ReBUILD for Resilience work is well represented at the 8th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research 2024 in November. A full schedule of our oral presentations, panel sessions, capacity development sessions and posters is available here, along with other sessions related to our work in fragile and shock-prone settings.

Topics being presented include adolescent mental health in Myanmar, gender norms and power dynamics of female community health workers in Lebanon and Nepal, health system resilience in Afghanistan, health justice, climate-resilient health systems, and the health workforce in times of crisis. Team members are also presenting a capacity strengthening session on audio and multimedia in health systems research, a satellite session on principles and practices of health systems strengthening, and posters on a range of subjects (see below).

Recordings of our sessions and images of our posters will be available here soon so please check back.

There’s more on the symposium on the Health Systems Research website [opens new tab].

ReBUILD for Resilience sessions

• Monday 18th November
• Tuesday 19th November
• Wednesday 20th November
• Thursday 21st November
• Friday 22nd November

Related sessions

Find sessions linked to ReBUILD members and work in fragile and shock-prone settings here.

ReBUILD for Resilience posters

• Using Participatory Learning and Action (PLA) for data collection in a fragile and conflict-affected setting: lessons learned from our experience in Myanmar – T La, Myanmar – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID: PTHA71. Presenting on Thursday 21st November.
• Access to care for mental health: Understanding health seeking behaviours and service delivery preferences of young people in fragile and conflict setting – Theint Theint Maung Aye, Burnet Institute, Myanmar – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID: 1523. Presenting on Thursday 21st November.
• Including and engaging disabled participants in research: experience and reflections from Myanmar – T La, Myanmar – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID: 506. Presenting on Thursday 21st November.
• Liminal health systems: Mapping the health system for migrants and internally displaced people along the Thailand-Myanmar border – Lydia DiStefano, Community Partners International – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID: 2203. Presenting on Wednesday 20th November.
• Differential role of non-state actors in health service delivery and health system resilience in a double crisis country in South East Asia – K Than, Myanmar – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID: 1300. Presenting on Friday 22nd November.
• Provision of mental health and psychosocial support services to health workers and community members in conflict-affected Northwest Syria: a mixed-methods study – Ibrahim Bou Orm, Queen Margaret University, UK – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID: 2693. Presenting on Wednesday 20th November.
• Empowering female Syrian refugee health workers: Advocating for inclusion and justice in Lebanon’s health system – Rouham Yamout, American University of Beirut, Lebanon – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID: PTHA109. Presenting on Thursday 21st November.
• Transforming healthcare governance: Advancing justice, inclusion, belonging and resilience through a Municipal Health Committee in Majdal Anjar – Fouad Fouad, American University of Beirut, Lebanon – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID: PTHA106. Presenting on Thursday 21st November.
• Integration and resilience of health system responses for refugees: reflections from the experience of Mauritania – Maria Bertone, Queen Margaret University, UK – Exhibition Hall, Abstract ID:  1302. Presenting on Friday 22nd November.