从语言到行动:被忽视热带病纳入记分卡(NISC)的发展。

IF 5.5 1区 医学
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背景:患者参与为被忽视的热带病(NTDs)患者设计和提供服务的重要性已得到越来越多的认识。对此,受热带病影响的人敦促以热带病为重点的非政府组织采取行动。这些非政府组织在解决保健差距和接触边缘化社区方面发挥着关键作用。为了解决在参与方面进展不足的问题,发起了一项参与性倡议,以开发一种工具,旨在支持非政府组织促进包容并确保受影响者有意义地参与其组织决策过程。方法:本研究采用迭代的混合方法,包括利益相关者输入、半结构化访谈和跨两个阶段的调查。第一阶段包括与受NTDs影响的人和NTDs非政府组织雇员的探索性讲习班,从而制定了自我评估工具的初稿。第二阶段是在新唐病非政府组织中试用该工具。数据通过试点前和试点后的访谈和调查收集。定性数据采用专题分析,定量数据采用描述性分析。结果:在第一阶段,探索性研讨会表明,有意义的参与包括创造环境,使受影响的人可以公开分享优先事项并建立他们的能力。讲习班与会者强调非政府组织活动的所有阶段都需要纳入。这些见解为NTD包含记分卡(NISC)草案提供了信息,涵盖了六个领域。在第二阶段,进行了10次试点会议,收集了22名受访者和43名调查参与者的反馈,重点关注NISC的可用性和相关性。虽然对NISC的反馈是积极的,但参与者强调了对情境化、组织承诺和在NISC中添加通信领域的需求。结论:NISC是NTD组织的自我评估工具,旨在通过培养包括受NTD影响的人的观点的重要性的认识来加强内部决策。通过使用国家信息中心,非政府组织可以确定在包容和参与方面的差距,改进其决策过程,并为受被忽视热带病影响的人提供相关和有影响力的服务。该工具提供了一些见解,可以指导非政府组织加强其在促进包容和提高其计划有效性方面的作用。
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From words to action: the development of the Neglected Tropical Disease Inclusion Score Card (NISC).

From words to action: the development of the Neglected Tropical Disease Inclusion Score Card (NISC).

From words to action: the development of the Neglected Tropical Disease Inclusion Score Card (NISC).

From words to action: the development of the Neglected Tropical Disease Inclusion Score Card (NISC).

From words to action: the development of the Neglected Tropical Disease Inclusion Score Card (NISC).

From words to action: the development of the Neglected Tropical Disease Inclusion Score Card (NISC).

From words to action: the development of the Neglected Tropical Disease Inclusion Score Card (NISC).

Background: The importance of patient participation in designing and delivering services for persons affected by neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) has gained increasing recognition. Responding to this, persons affected by NTDs urged NTD-focused non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to take action. These NGOs are pivotal in addressing healthcare disparities and reaching marginalised communities. To address the insufficient progress on participation, a participatory initiative was launched to develop a tool designed to support NGOs in fostering inclusion and ensuring the meaningful engagement of affected persons in their organisational decision-making processes.

Methods: This research used an iterative, mixed-methods approach involving stakeholder input, semi-structured interviews, and surveys across two phases. Phase 1 included exploratory workshops with persons affected by NTDs and NTD NGO employees which led to the development of a first draft of a self-assessment tool. Phase 2 involved piloting the tool in NTD NGOs. Data were gathered via pre- and post-pilot interviews and surveys. Thematic analysis was used for the qualitative data and descriptive analysis for the quantitative data.

Results: In phase 1, exploratory workshops revealed that meaningful participation involves creating environments where affected persons can openly share priorities and build their capacity. Workshop participants emphasised the need of inclusion at all stages of NGO activities. These insights informed the draft NTD Inclusion Scorecard (NISC), covering six domains. In phase 2, ten pilot sessions were conducted, feedback was gathered from 22 interviewees and 43 survey participants, focusing on the NISC's usability and relevance. While feedback on the NISC was positive, participants highlighted the need for contextualisation, organisational commitment, and adding a communication domain to the NISC.

Conclusions: The NISC is a self-assessment tool for NTD organisations, designed to enhance internal decision-making by fostering awareness of the importance of including the perspectives of persons affected by NTDs. By using the NISC, NGOs can identify gaps in inclusion and participation, improve their decision-making processes and provide services that are relevant and impactful for persons affected by NTDs. This tool provides insights that can guide NGOs in strengthening their role in promoting inclusion and increasing the effectiveness of their programmes.

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Infectious Diseases of Poverty
Infectious Diseases of Poverty INFECTIOUS DISEASES-
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期刊介绍: Infectious Diseases of Poverty is an open access, peer-reviewed journal that focuses on addressing essential public health questions related to infectious diseases of poverty. The journal covers a wide range of topics including the biology of pathogens and vectors, diagnosis and detection, treatment and case management, epidemiology and modeling, zoonotic hosts and animal reservoirs, control strategies and implementation, new technologies and application. It also considers the transdisciplinary or multisectoral effects on health systems, ecohealth, environmental management, and innovative technology. The journal aims to identify and assess research and information gaps that hinder progress towards new interventions for public health problems in the developing world. Additionally, it provides a platform for discussing these issues to advance research and evidence building for improved public health interventions in poor settings.
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