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" Si les médecins pouvaient passer une radio de ma vie, ils comprendraient ce que j'ai dans le corps. " Ce cri lancé par une femme très pauvre résume ce que François-Paul Debionne partage dans cet ouvrage. Les politiques de santé cherchent en effet de plus en plus à répondre aux situations de pauvreté. Mais suffit-il de créer un SAMU social ou d'instaurer la Couverture maladie universelle pour faire de la santé un droit pour tous ? Qu'en est-il du droit de chacun à devenir acteur de sa santé ? Médecin de santé publique, l'auteur raconte ici l'engagement qu'a provoqué sa découverte de la misère. Cinq années comme médecin généraliste dans un quartier défavorisé l'ont convaincu de la nécessité d'apprendre des personnes très pauvres ce qui conditionne leur accès à la santé et ce qui leur permet d'agir avec d'autres pour sa promotion. Il a en même temps compris que lorsqu'on vit dans la misère, on ne peut vraiment se fier qu'à des professionnels refusant avec vous l'ensemble des privations qui étouffent votre vie. Il n'a eu alors de cesse d'entrer en dialogue, au niveau régional, national et international, avec les professionnels de la santé comme avec les responsables publics et des citoyens de tous horizons pour faire avancer le droit de tous à la santé. En partageant son expérience et sa réflexion, il invite chacun à prendre part au combat pour rendre effectif le respect de l'égale dignité de tous.

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Covers the extent to which specialist palliative care services are accessible to different social groups and the ways of working with difference within such services. This book brings together an international group of expert contributors from multi-disciplinary backgrounds to provide the knowledge. "Death, Dying and Social Differences" addresses the importance of care of dying people in their social context. It focuses on the much neglected area of the social aspects of death and dying. It highlights the key ways that health and social care professionals who provide end of life care can cater for those from a variety of social circumstances and communities. It speaks about best professional practice that can balance the inequalities in society's structures and what that means for the dying and their carers. A first of its kind, the twelve chapters by leaders in their fields, are aimed at clinicians and practitioners from all disciplines, policy-makers and managers who are committed to palliative and good end of life care for all. A multi-professional and case-based approach underpins the principles and practices of innovative care.The book considers the differences in the palliative care of people with advanced cancer and other life threatening conditions, related to poverty, social class, gender, sexuality, age, ethnicity and religion, as well as the circumstances of patients and carers who have disabilities, experience psychiatric illness, are refugees, are subject to abuse or who are prisoners. It uncovers 'disadvantaged dying' and suggests appropriate responses. The physical, spiritual, psychological and holistic aspects of care are largely shaped by and intertwined with a person's environment and social experiences. The book unpacks this essential ingredient of care of the very ill and bereaved and those close to them. Although death can be a great leveller, it can also highlight great differences in the quality of the experience. This book offers a key to upholding maximum human dignity for dying people and those they leave behind.

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Research on gender inequity in international health in both low- and high-income countries. Engendering International Health presents the work of leading researchers on gender equity in international health. Growing economic inequalities reinforce social injustices, stall health gains, and deny good health to many. In particular, deep-seated gender biases in health research and policy institutions combine with a lack of well-articulated and accessible evidence to downgrade the importance of gender perspectives in health. The book's central premise is that unless public health changes direction, it cannot effectively address the needs of those who are most marginalized, many of whom are women. The book offers evidence and analysis for both low- and high-income countries, providing a gender and health analysis cross-cut by a concern for other markers of social inequity, such as class and race. It details approaches and agendas that incorporate, but go beyond, commonly acknowledged issues relating to women's health; and it brings gender and equity analysis into the heart of the debates that dominate international health policy.

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Wetenschappers zijn het er steeds meer over eens dat vrijwel elke verzorgingsstaat vandaag geconfronteerd wordt met sociale breuklijnen in de gezondheid en de gezondheidszorg. Heel wat gezondheidsaandoeningen blijken niet gelijkmatig verdeeld te zijn over alle bevolkingscategorieën en de financiële toegankelijkheid blijkt al evenmin voor iedereen even vlot te verlopen. Dit roept vragen op over het hoe en het waarom van deze constateringen. Dit boek probeert aan de hand van een uitgebreide literatuurstudie en empirische onderzoek een antwoord te geven op enkele van deze vragen. Inhoud : Theoretische verkenningen: De impact van inkomensgelijkheid op gezondheid , Het verklaren van sociaal-economische gezondheidsverschillen , De invloed van huisvesting op gezondheid - Sociaal-economische gezondheidsverschillen :empirie en beleid: Scoiaal-economische gezondheidsverschillen in Engeland , Sociaal-economische gezondheidsverschillen in Nederland , Sociaal-economische verschillen in gezondheid en leefstijl : de Belgsche situatie, Beledisinterventie op het vlak van sociaal-economische gezondheidsverschillen - Financiële toegankelijkheid van de gezondheidszorg : Sociaal-economische verschillen in de toegankelijkheid van de gezondheidszorg , Financiële problemen van kankerpatiënten , De toegankelijkheid van de Belgische gezoindeheidszorg : welke rol speelt het overheidsbeleid?

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