四城市流动人口管理者意向调查分析

随着经济的快速发展,流动人口数量急剧增加,给城市发展带来了一定影响,流动人口的管理问题越来越得到各级政府的重视.通过对4城市流动人口管理者进行意向调查分析,了解目前流动人口管理存在的主要问题,分析影响流动人口管理的主要障碍,提出改善流动人口管理的建议.     

加强管理,改善流动人口卫生保健服务利用

为改善流动人口卫生保健服务利用水平,通过现场调查、焦点组访谈和二级资料提取等定性定量研究方法收集上海流动人口卫生保健服务利用情况的资料.在对上海流动人口卫生保健服务利用现状、存在的问题和利用障碍进行了分析的基础上,提出了加强管理,改善流动人口卫生保健服务利用的8项建议.     

我国城市流动人口的贫困心理探析

本文探讨了我国城市流动人口的贫困问题,进而分析了引起城市流动人口贫困的制度因素以及文化与心理因素,并提出了相应的几点建议。     

开放、改革与包容性发展——大转型大流动时期的城市流动人口管理

改革开放新时期,中国社会进入了大转型大流动时代。大量流动人口在乡-城和城-城之间流动,给城市发展既带来挑战,也创造机遇。逐步推进和深化户籍制度改革,理顺城市社会管理体制,为城市包容性发展创造条件,同时在创新社会管理中,把对流动人口的管理、服务和教育培训有机结合起来,将给城市及社会和谐发展提供新的动力。     

结核病防治中的人文关怀

结核病的防治不仅仅是公共卫生问题,更是一个社会问题.尽管在现阶段结核病防治中已体现了人文关怀的精神,在今后结核病防治中还需要进一步做到重视社会宣传教育,加强家庭督导作用,强化对流动人口中DOTS策略的实施,力争医疗保险参与防治减轻患者经济负担,研制新疫苗等,从而降低我国疫情,促进构建和谐社会.     

关注城市少数民族流动人口

城市化发展进程中的一个特点是人口的流动与迁徙,少数民族流动人口进入城市,是民族散居形式表现的人口流动现象。加强少数民族流动人口的管理和保障,是市场经济条件下城市民族工作面临的新问题。     

当前流动人口宗教信仰状况分析

流动人口的宗教信仰问题对中国的社会稳定与社会发展造成不可忽视的影响。当前,流动人口的信教比例总体相对较高、信教结构日渐趋向多元、宗教活动参与较不稳定,流动之后开始信教、压力空虚导致信教等问题十分突出,需要科学有效地对其进行宗教管理。然而,中国目前的宗教团体管理制度难以将流动人口纳入其中、宗教场所管理制度无法适应人口流动的形势、宗教活动管理制度在流动人口中的有效性弱,且宗教管理没有和流动人口的现实需要有效结合,亟待实现流动人口宗教管理方式的变革、管理水平的提升。有鉴于此,本文建议,深化宗教管理制度改革,突出流动人口宗教管理的针对性;发挥宗教正能量,引导其为促进流动人口社会融合作贡献;依法加强宗教事务管理,防范极端思想在流动人口中渗透。     

中国健康城市建设的进展及理论思考

中国健康城市的建设走过了探索和实质性发展两个阶段.它以健康促进的理念为指导,以"健康社会、健康环境、健康人群"为主线,成为了当前开展健康促进的典范.健康城市能呈现实质且快速发展的势头,政府主导是其重要的特点.它既符合中国社会文化背景和现状,也是以"上游策略"来解决全人群健康问题创新性举措.中国健康城市推行的深远意义在于,它为当前公共卫生体系建设赋予了先进的内涵,与世界卫生组织倡导的"健康促进曼谷宪章"的核心精神是完全相符的,成为了引领中国公共卫生汇入国际现代公共卫生运动的领头兵.但是,它的茁壮成长仍需要有远见的政治家的呵护和支持.     

流动人口生殖健康服务质量评价的相关理论研究

开展城市流动人口的生殖健康服务质量评价研究对于促进我国流动人口生殖健康状况持续改进和公平地享有生殖健康服务具有重要意义.从生殖健康的相关基本理论,我国生殖健康服务的政策支持,卫生服务质量评价的经典理论,系统思想及系统论,流动人口的特征等几个方面进行了流动人口生殖健康服务评价的理论基础系统论述.     

加强管理，改善流动人口卫生保健服务利用

为改善流动人口卫生保健服务利用水平,通过现场调查、焦点组访谈和二级资料提取等定性定量研究方法收集上海流动人口卫生保健服务利用情况的资料。在对上海流动人口卫生保健服务利用现状、存在的问题和利用障碍进行了分析的基础上,提出了加强管理,改善流动人口卫生保健服务利用的8项建议。     

Social Rights and Migrant Realities: Migration Policy Reform and Migrants’ Access to Health Care in Costa Rica,Argentina, and Chile

Immigration poses a significant challenge to states’ existing social protection systems, especially in developing countries that are already struggling to provide social services for their citizens. In particular, immigration produces a tension between citizenship rights—those extended only to citizens, and social rights—rights extended by the state to others within their national territory. Immigration raises questions not only about the rights and access of migrants to health and other social services but also the level and quality of provisions to citizens. We draw on literatures on welfare regimes in Latin America, welfare magnets, and the legitimacy of social rights to examine the nexus of migration and health care policy in Costa Rica, Argentina, and Chile—three countries that have recently pursued immigration reform. We argue that variation in the extension of immigrants’ social rights to health is explained by the interaction of existing migration and social policies, the nature of the health care system in each country, and, in some cases, international and regional norms.     

A statement of principles for health care journalists

Many journalism organizations have published codes of ethics in recent years. The Association of Newspaper Editors, for example, lists 47 different codes on its website. But an organization of health care journalists felt that none of those codes addressed the unique challenges of covering complex health care topics. The Association of Health Care Journalists (AHCJ) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing public understanding of health care issues. Its mission is to improve the quality, accuracy and visibility of health care reporting, writing and editing. AHCJ has written a statement of principles for its 750 members. In it, AHCJ states some of the unique challenges faced by journalists covering health care, and offers suggestions on how to face those challenges. Bioethicists are invited to comment on the statement, and to help generate continued discussion of the issues addressed therein.     

A Statement of Principles for Health Care Journalists

Many journalism organizations have published codes of ethics in recent years. The Association of Newspaper Editors, for example, lists 47 different codes on its website. But an organization of health care journalists felt that none of those codes addressed the unique challenges of covering complex health care topics. The Association of Health Care Journalists (AHCJ) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing public understanding of health care issues. Its mission is to improve the quality, accuracy and visibility of health care reporting, writing and editing. AHCJ has written a statement of principles for its 750 members. In it, AHCJ states some of the unique challenges faced by journalists covering health care, and offers suggestions on how to face those challenges. Bioethicists are invited to comment on the statement, and to help generate continued discussion of the issues addressed therein.     

医院的社会责任：伦理学视角

讨论了评价医院管理行动的伦理框架,严峻的卫生形势,医院的社会责任,其中着重讨论参与全面建设小康社会;向社会提供公平的卫生保健服务;重建医患信托关系以及调整与企业关系防止利益冲突。     

论公共卫生决策的伦理模式

公共卫生决策的伦理问题是公共卫生伦理研究的一个核心问题。近年来我国公共卫生领域出现了大量严重的伦理问题,其主要根源在于公共卫生决策的伦理缺失。强调指出公共卫生伦理决策应当树立科学健康观,并以此为基础,从转变政府职能、强化公共卫生信息系统和加大政府投入等方面详细论述了公共卫生伦理决策的一种新模式。     

Human embryonic stem cell therapy

The author presents an overview (completed on September 15, 2001) of three issues involved in the ethics of human embryonic stem cell therapy: the ethical implications of some of the scientific issues involved, the specific ethical issues of the moral standing of the early human embryo and the problem of cooperation, and a consideration of two public policy issues: should the research go forward, and what kind of health care system should the United States adopt. The author argues that the public policy questions are the most important agenda.     

‘Needed not wanted’: An interdisciplinary examination of the work-related challenges faced by irregular migrants

Using an integrative perspective drawn from vocational psychology and migration studies, this article explores the lives of irregular migrants, which represents a unique aspect of work-based migration. Irregular migrants are those individuals who travel from regions without much work to states that offer some means of employment, without formal immigration documentation. The relational and social contexts of migration of working people to states that offer employment (albeit limited and with many attendant risks) are presented. Using the broad framework provided by the psychology of working coupled with the relational perspectives of working, prominent resources and barriers in the working lives of irregular migrants are described, including social capital, social support, culture as a source of support, and social oppression. Future directions for research that can inform public policy are provided at the conclusion of the article.     

我国妇幼保健机构公共卫生属性淡化的机制研究

妇幼卫生是公共卫生体系的重要组成部分,妇幼保健机构是妇幼卫生工作的实现主体,为了促进我国妇幼保健机构的健康和可持续发展,提高妇女、儿童健康水平,通过对妇幼保健机构的社会功能、行为动因和行为特征的系统分析,构建出妇幼保健机构公共卫生属性淡化的作用机制模型.公共卫生的实质是公共政策,建议政府要实现市场机制与政府宏观调控的有机结合,促进妇幼保健事业健康发展.     

Staying or returning: Pre‐migration influences on the migration process of German migrants to New Zealand

Changes in migrants' backgrounds and societies sending and receiving migrants might increase adaptation issues and reduce retention. To enhance migrants' well‐being/health and their likelihood of staying it is necessary to gain an understanding of psychological and social factors that contribute to resilience and adaptation. This paper presents findings from a qualitative study that investigated the experiences, interpretations and actions of German migrant couples to New Zealand throughout the whole migration process to identify these factors. In depth, episodic interviews were conducted with four couples who decided to stay in New Zealand and four couples who decided to return to Germany. Interview data were complemented with participant observation. This paper provides insights into how the pre‐migration experiences, interpretations and actions of German migrants to New Zealand influenced their establishment, their interpretations and actions and consequently adaptation, well‐being/health and the decision whether to stay in New Zealand or to return to Germany. The findings illuminate the influence of psychological and social factors on migration experiences, interpretations and actions throughout the migration process. The paper offers some solutions for addressing the identified barriers to successful migration and integration into host societies. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Koran reading and negotiation with jinn: strategies to deal with mental ill health among Swedish Somalis

In this paper, we discuss traditional Somali concepts of mental ill health. Qualitative interviews were conducted with some 20 Swedish Somali interviewees about factors causing mental ill health, traditional classification, strategies to deal with mental ill health, and attitudes to the mental health care services in Sweden. Social mobilisation and religious healing are cornerstones of traditional Somali measures to deal with mental suffering. Traditional Somali views of mental ill health stand in stark contrast to classification of mental ill health in the western biomedical model. These views deserve attention since they may have an impact on health-seeking behaviour among Somali immigrants in western countries. Yet a too strong focus on cultural aspects may over-shadow the fact that much mental suffering among Somali migrants must be understood within social, economic, and political contexts.