How the Zika virus outbreaks in Colombia, and subsequent public health responses, have influenced constructions of identity and power for the people a

哥伦比亚的寨卡病毒爆发以及随后的公共卫生应对措施如何影响了人们的身份和权力建构

• 批准号: 2393578
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: University College London
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2020 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2393578
• 关键词: How; Zika; virus; outbreaks; Colombia

Research question and aimsI will take a decolonial, intersectional approach to explore how the Zika virus outbreaks in Colombia, and subsequent public health responses, have influenced constructions of identity and power for the people affected, investigating how gender, race, class and disability are constructed. The outbreaks have caused explosions of biomedical research but the social consequences have received less attention. This work will build on existing literature concerning the implications of Zika for universal health coverage; human rights; and health inequities, drawing on insights from reproductive justice to help resolve some of the tensions therein (Kuper, Smythe, and Duttine, 2018; Mohapatra, 2019; Rivera-Amarillo and Camargo, 2019).This research will influence public health policy on infectious disease, ensuring that the consequences of such policies for oppressed and marginalised groups receive due consideration, and shifting the focus towards the social implications. This will contribute to IGH's goal of producing high quality research that can be translated into practical solutions that promote better health for the most vulnerable in society.

研究问题和aimsI将采取非殖民化，交叉的方法来探讨如何在哥伦比亚寨卡病毒爆发，以及随后的公共卫生反应，影响了受影响的人的身份和权力的建设，调查性别，种族，阶级和残疾是如何构建的。疫情的爆发导致了生物医学研究的爆炸性增长，但其社会后果却没有得到太多的关注。这项工作将建立在现有文献的基础上，这些文献涉及寨卡病毒对全民健康覆盖的影响;人权;以及卫生不公平，借鉴生殖正义的见解，以帮助解决其中的一些紧张关系（Kuper，Smythe和Duttine，2018; Mohapatra，2019; Rivera-Amarillo和Camargo，2019年）。这项研究将影响传染病的公共卫生政策，确保这些政策对受压迫和边缘化群体的影响得到适当考虑，并将重点转向社会影响。这将有助于IGH的目标，即产生高质量的研究，可以转化为实际的解决方案，促进社会中最弱势群体的健康。