Resources
Partnering for Change is producing research papers and publications, developing patient materials, and engaging in joint advocacy to improve access to context-appropriate prevention and care for people living with non-communicable diseases in humanitarian settings.
As part of our joint advocacy work, we have developed advocacy resources to raise awareness about and mobilise resources to improve NCD care in humanitarian settings. Our patient materials are carefully tailored to the local context and will be used by the Lebanese Red Cross in a clinical setting to educate and empower people living with non-communicable diseases. All Partnering for Change initiatives, including our field projects in Lebanon and Iraq, are based on the evidence produced through our research work.
Research publications
Copenhagen Business School
teaching case on Partnering for Change
Business as Unusual:
A case for collaboration between humanitarian and private organisations
LSHTM research and issue brief series
Issue Brief 01: Models of care for patients with hypertension and diabetes in humanitarian crises: a systematic review
Issue Brief 02: Chronic NCD care in crises: a qualitative study of global experts’ perspectives on models of care for hypertension and diabetes in humanitarian settings
Issue Brief 03: Factors Influencing the Implementation of Remote Delivery Strategies for Non-Communicable Disease Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Narrative Review
Full article: Factors Influencing the Implementation of Remote Delivery Strategies for Non-Communicable Disease Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Narrative Review
Issue Brief 04: Models of care for non-communicable diseases for displaced populations in Iraq: A scoping review
Full article: Models of care for non-communicable diseases for displaced populations in Iraq: A scoping review
Policy brief: The partnership wrote a policy brief in response to the the World Health Organization recommendations for better preparedness and care for people living with NCDs in humanitarian crises
Patient materials
Educational materials for people living with diabetes
English version
Arabic version
Advocacy resources
Interview series: With individuals with diabetes who are living in Lebanon having left Syria
