THE PROCESS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT A VIEW FROM PUBLIC HEALTH IN BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá
Bogotá is the largest receiving territory for the population victim of the armed conflict in the country,housing people who arrive seeking refuge from the situation they have experienced or a temporary or permanentalternative that allows them to resume their lives normally. Out of the entire capital...
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| description | Bogotá is the largest receiving territory for the population victim of the armed conflict in the country,housing people who arrive seeking refuge from the situation they have experienced or a temporary or permanentalternative that allows them to resume their lives normally. Out of the entire capital district, Bosa is the secondreceiving town for victims of the armed conflict due to its particular geographic and population conditions.With an estimated population of 11,000 victims, the town has deployed a series of responses to address the multipleneeds presented by these individuals, communities, and groups. This document proposes how the Pablo VI Bosa ESE Hospital, according to the directions of the District Health Secretariat and in the hands of different sectors and local institutions such as the high counseling for victims through the Dignify centers, has developeda response that aims to provide comprehensive health care to the population that addresses not only aspects ofpsychological and social support but also satisfies fundamental needs within the framework of the guarantee ofthe right and opens the door for new scenarios for the construction of society such as those that proposes thearrival of the post-conflict |
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| spelling | repositorio.uan.edu.co-123456789-103232025-03-13T22:58:36Z THE PROCESS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT A VIEW FROM PUBLIC HEALTH IN BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá El Proceso de Atención Integral en Salud a Víctimas del Conflicto Armado: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá O PROCESSO DE CUIDADO DE SAÚDE INTEGRAL ÀS VÍTIMAS DO CONFLITO ARMADO UMA OPINIÃO DA SAÚDE PÚBLICA DE BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá Castellanos Bohórquez, Andrea Castiblanco Torres, Bernardo Víctimas Política Pública Atención en Salud Conflicto Armado Postconflicto Vítimas Políticas públicas Bogotá is the largest receiving territory for the population victim of the armed conflict in the country,housing people who arrive seeking refuge from the situation they have experienced or a temporary or permanentalternative that allows them to resume their lives normally. Out of the entire capital district, Bosa is the secondreceiving town for victims of the armed conflict due to its particular geographic and population conditions.With an estimated population of 11,000 victims, the town has deployed a series of responses to address the multipleneeds presented by these individuals, communities, and groups. This document proposes how the Pablo VI Bosa ESE Hospital, according to the directions of the District Health Secretariat and in the hands of different sectors and local institutions such as the high counseling for victims through the Dignify centers, has developeda response that aims to provide comprehensive health care to the population that addresses not only aspects ofpsychological and social support but also satisfies fundamental needs within the framework of the guarantee ofthe right and opens the door for new scenarios for the construction of society such as those that proposes thearrival of the post-conflict Bogotá es el mayor territorio receptor de la población víctima del conflicto armado del país, albergando a personas que llegan buscando refugio frente a la situación que han vivido o una alternativa temporal o permanente que les permita retomar su vida con normalidad. De todo el distrito capital Bosa es la segunda localidad receptora de víctimas del conflicto armado debido a sus particulares condiciones geográficas y poblacionales. Con una población estimada en las 11 mil víctimas, la localidad ha desplegado una serie de respuestas para atender las múltiples necesidades que presentan estos individuos, comunidades y grupos. Este documento plantea como el Hospital Pablo VI Bosa ESE, de acuerdo a los direccionamientos de la Secretaría Distrital del Salud y de la mano de diferentes sectores e instituciones locales como la alta consejería para las víctimas a través de los centros Dignificar ha desarrollado una respuesta que tiene como finalidad proveer una asistencia integral en salud a la población que aborde no solo aspectos propios del apoyo psicológico y social sino que satisfaga necesidades fundamentales en el marco de la garantía del derecho y abra la puerta para nuevos escenarios de construcción de sociedad como los que propone la llegada del posconflicto Bogotá é o maior território receptor da população vítima do conflito armado do país, abrigando pessoasque chegam em busca de refúgio da situação vivida ou uma alternativa temporária ou permanente que lhespermita retomar suas vidas normalmente. De toda a capital do distrito, Bosa é a segunda cidade receptora de vítimas do conflito armado devido às suas condições geográficas e populacionais particulares. Com uma população estimada de 11.000 vítimas, a cidade implantou uma série de respostas para atender às múltiplas necessidades apresentadas por esses indivíduos, comunidades e grupos. Este documento propõe como o Hospital Pablo VI Bosa ESE, de acordo com as orientações da Secretaria Distrital de Saúde e em conjunto com diferentessetores e instituições locais como o aconselhamento de alta para vítimas através dos centros Dignify,desenvolveu uma resposta que visa fornecer atenção à saúde da população que contempla não só aspectos do apoiopsicológico e social, mas também satisfaça necessidades fundamentais no marco da garantia do direito e abreportas para novos cenários de construção da sociedade como os que propõem a chegada do pós-conflito 2021-08-03 2024-10-10T02:17:17Z 2024-10-10T02:17:17Z info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501 http://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85 https://revistas.uan.edu.co/index.php/hilo_analitico/article/view/739 https://repositorio.uan.edu.co/handle/123456789/10323 spa https://revistas.uan.edu.co/index.php/hilo_analitico/article/view/739/817 Derechos de autor 2020 Andrea C. Castellanos Bohórquez, Bernardo Castiblanco Tórres https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2 Universidad Antonio Nariño Hilo Analítico; Vol. 6 Núm. 11 (2020): Por una psicología más pluralista y enfocada en la proyección social; 14-19 1900-2734 |
| spellingShingle | Víctimas Política Pública Atención en Salud Conflicto Armado Postconflicto Vítimas Políticas públicas Castellanos Bohórquez, Andrea Castiblanco Torres, Bernardo THE PROCESS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT A VIEW FROM PUBLIC HEALTH IN BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá |
| title | THE PROCESS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT A VIEW FROM PUBLIC HEALTH IN BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá |
| title_full | THE PROCESS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT A VIEW FROM PUBLIC HEALTH IN BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá |
| title_fullStr | THE PROCESS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT A VIEW FROM PUBLIC HEALTH IN BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá |
| title_full_unstemmed | THE PROCESS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT A VIEW FROM PUBLIC HEALTH IN BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá |
| title_short | THE PROCESS OF COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR VICTIMS OF THE ARMED CONFLICT A VIEW FROM PUBLIC HEALTH IN BOGOTÁ: Una Mirada desde la Salud Pública en Bogotá |
| title_sort | process of comprehensive health care for victims of the armed conflict a view from public health in bogota una mirada desde la salud publica en bogota |
| topic | Víctimas Política Pública Atención en Salud Conflicto Armado Postconflicto Vítimas Políticas públicas |
| url | https://revistas.uan.edu.co/index.php/hilo_analitico/article/view/739 https://repositorio.uan.edu.co/handle/123456789/10323 |
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