Joining together to combat poverty: everybody welcome and needed

Joining together to combat poverty: everybody welcome and needed
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携手抗击贫困:每个人都受到欢迎和需要

DOI:
10.1080/13623690008409509
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发表时间:
2000
期刊:
Quality in Health Care
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通讯作者:
Richard Smith
Richard Smith
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作者:
A. Haines;I. Heath;Richard Smith

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国际贫穷与健康网络是在世界卫生组织(世卫组织)组织的一系列会议之后于1997年12月成立的,目的是将健康纳入消除贫穷的计划。它的成立是对贫穷造成的人类苦难负担持续不断和日益加重的证据作出的反应。这是一个由来自卫生、商业、非政府组织和政府的人员和组织组成的全球网络(成员来自46个国家),他们寻求影响政策,以保护和改善世界穷人的健康,特别是所有国家最贫穷的人。该网络敦促必须在社会发展和收入增长之间、在贫穷的人力和财政方面以及在再分配和市场改革之间取得平衡。它的目标是在生物医学和社会方法之间实现平衡;在基于社区的健康发展和对个人的反应之间实现平衡;在预防疾病、促进健康和治疗之间实现平衡;在身心健康之间实现平衡。加入的人越多,网络的影响力就越大。这篇社论已经发表在BMJ(2000;320:1-2)和Medscape上,希望其他医学期刊也会有这篇社论的版本。国际签署者出现在BMJ的网站www.bmj.com上。
The International Poverty and Health Network was created in December 1997 after a series of conferences organised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) with the aim of integrating health into plans to eradicate poverty. Its formation was a response to the evidence of the persistent and growing burden of human suffering due to poverty. This is a worldwide (members from 46 countries) network of people and organisations from health, business, non-governmental organisations, and government who seek to influence policy to protect and improve the health of the world's poor, particularly the poorest in all countries. The network urges that a balance must be struck between social development and growth in income; between the human and financial dimensions of poverty; and between redistribution and market reforms. Its aspiration is to achieve a balance between biomedical and social approaches; between community based health development and a response to individuals; between prevention of disease, promotion of health, and treatment; and between physical and mental health. The more people who join the greater the likely impact of the network. This editorial has already been published in the BMJ (2000;320:1–2) and on Medscape and it is hoped that a version will appear in many other medical journals. International signatories appear on the BMJ's website, www.bmj.com.