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Health outcomes of crisis driven urban displacement: A conceptual framework.

Authors:
Claudio Deola Ronak B Patel

Disaster Health 2014 Apr-Jun;2(2):92-96. Epub 2015 Jan 7.

Harvard Humanitarian Initiative; Harvard Medical School; Department of Emergency Medicine; Brigham and Women's Hospital; Boston, MA USA; Division of Emergency Medicine; Deptartment of Surgery; Stanford University School of Medicine; Stanford, CA USA.

With urbanisation, cities are increasingly home to greater proportions of the world's population. As this transition has significant implications on human health, the epidemiology of diseases among relatively stable urban populations is growing. As humanitarian crises increasingly drive people to urban centers rather than traditional refugee camps, however, rapid and massive urban displacements will increase in frequency. This paper explores the idea that such urban displacements combine epidemiological features of forced migration, slum conditions and humanitarian disaster contexts. This paper highlights the lack of primary data and the consequent paucity of solid epidemiological literature in the aftermath of rapid massive urban displacements. A framework of health outcomes in urban displacement drawing from the above 3 phenomenon is presented and avenues for improved epidemiologic work described.

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January 2015

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