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Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research Resilient and Responsive Health Systems for a Changing World Vancouver, Canada • November 14–18, 2016 Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research Resilient and responsive health systems for a changing world Vancouver, Canada • November 14–18, 2016 Symposium Program Thank You / Merci … to Our Co-sponsors, Local Hosts & Supporters Co-sponsors Local Hosts Supporters Gold Silver Bronze China Medical Board Contributors Canadian Institutes of Health Research Leacross Foundation USAID/HRH2030 Journal Partners Health Policy and Planning BMC Health Services Research Media Partners WebsEdge #HSR2016 1 Table of Contents Welcome to HSR 2016 Message from CSIH ............................................... 2 Message from HSG ................................................ 4 General Information WEDNESDAY / MERCREDI WEDNESDAY Renseignements généraux ..................................... 6 Get Involved ........................................................................ 11 HSG Speaks ....................................................................... 12 HSG Thematic Working Groups ....................... 14 Posters / Affiches .......................................................... 16 Program Monday / Lundi ........................................................ 18 Tuesday / Mardi ..................................................... 28 Wednesday / Mercredi .................................... 40 Thursday / Jeudi .................................................... 70 Friday / Vendredi ............................................... 100 Marketplace / Salle d’exposition ................. 130 Committees / Comités ........................................... 134 Downtown Map ........................................................... 139 Convention Centre East Floor Plans Level 1 ......................................................................... 140 Leve 2 ......................................Inside Back Cover Photo: © UNICEF/UNI135077/Noorani 2 #HSR2016 Bienvenue Bienvenue au quatrième Symposium mondial sur la recherche en systèmes de santé Mot de bienvenue de la Société canadienne de santé internationale u nom du conseil d’administration, des employés et des membres de la Société canadienne de santé internationale (SCSI), nous souhaitons la bienvenue aux dignitaires, aux conférenciers et aux Adélégués participant au quatrième Symposium mondial sur la recherche en systèmes de santé. En tant que partenaire organisateur canadien, nous sommes également heureux d’accueillir dans notre pays et dans la magnifique ville de Vancouver des participants venant de partout dans le monde. Nous reconnaissons que ce symposium est tenu sur des terres autochtones et que même en tant qu’hôtes, nous sommes des visiteurs. Nous reconnaissons par le fait même que cet événement a lieu sur les territoires traditionnels non cédés des peuples Salish du littoral des Premières Nations de Musqueam, Squamish et Tsleil-Waututh. Nous sommes ravis que le Canada ait été choisi comme lieu de cet événement et sommes fiers de l’engagement de notre pays envers la santé mondiale. Le Canada joue non seulement un rôle de premier plan dans les initiatives visant à améliorer la santé maternelle et infantile, mais il a aussi récemment pris des mesures pour lutter contre l’épidémie d’Ebola et résoudre la crise des réfugiés – à l’échelle locale et internationale. Il a également fait office de chef de file en organisant la cinquième Conférence de reconstitution des ressources du Fonds mondial de lutte contre le sida, la tuberculose et le paludisme. On trouve au pays une communauté de santé mondiale engagée, dynamique et prête à relever les défis futurs en santé mondiale, notamment ceux qui se rapportent aux objectifs de développement durable et au Programme de développement durable à l’horizon 2030. Ce fut un plaisir d’unir nos forces à celles de Health Systems Global (HSG), car nous avons comme priorité commune le renforcement des systèmes de santé et regroupons des participants d’un large éventail de professions et de domaines de spécialisation. Alors que des chercheurs, des étudiants, des praticiens et des décideurs des quatre coins du globe se réunissent à l’occasion du Symposium mondial sur la recherche en systèmes de santé de 2016, nous sommes convaincus que les occasions d’apprentissage – partage d’expériences, de pratiques novatrices, d’échecs et de réussites – et de collaboration se traduiront par des systèmes de santé mieux adaptés à ce monde en pleine évolution. Après le symposium, la SCSI continuera d’offrir des possibilités de dialogue, d’échange et d’apprentissage aux chercheurs et aux professionnels de la santé du monde entier, dont la Conférence canadienne sur la santé mondiale, qui aura lieu à Ottawa à l’automne de 2017. Nous vous invitons à joindre votre voix à la nôtre en soumettant des abrégés et en assistant à ces événements. Veuillez profiter de ce moment pour échanger, apprendre et travailler tous ensemble. Merci d’être des nôtres et bon symposium! Catherine Dickson et Duncan Saunders Représentants de la SCSI au comité directeur du symposium #HSR2016 3 Welcome Welcome to the Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research Welcome from the Canadian Society for International Health n behalf of the Board of Directors, staff and members of the Canadian Society for International Health (CSIH), it is our pleasure to extend our warm greetings to the dignitaries, speakers and Odelegates of the Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research. As the Canadian organizing partner, we would also like to welcome participants from around the world to our country, and the beautiful city of Vancouver. We recognize that this Symposium is being held on Indigenous land, and that even as hosts, we are visitors. As such, we acknowledge that this Symposium is taking place on the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. We are pleased that Canada was chosen as a location for this Symposium and we are proud of our country’s commitment to global health. As well as being a leader in the efforts to improve maternal and child health, Canada has recently stepped up to address the Ebola epidemic, support the refugee crisis – at home and abroad – and take a leadership role in convening the Replenishment Forum of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. There is an engaged and vibrant global health community in this country ready to meet the future challenges in global health, in particular as they relate to the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda. It was a pleasure to join forces with Health Systems Global (HSG) because we share a focus on health systems strengthening and both organizations convene participants from across a broad spectrum of professions and areas of expertise. As we gather researchers, students, practitioners and policy-makers from around the world for HSR2016, we are confident that the opportunities for learning – sharing experiences, innovative practices, failures and successes – and collaboration, will lead to greater impact in building the resilient health systems needed for this changing world. Following the Symposium CSIH will continue to provide avenues for conversation, exchange and learning among global health researchers and practitioners, including the Canadian Conference on Global Health to be held in Ottawa in the fall of 2017. We invite you all to join us by submitting abstracts and attending. Please take this time to enjoy, to share, to learn, and to work together. Thank you for coming, and have a great symposium. Catherine Dickson and Duncan Saunders, CSIH Representatives on the Symposium Executive Canada Place, Vancouver 4 #HSR2016 Bienvenue Message de bienvenue de Sara Bennett, Présidente du conseil, HSG ous sommes heureux de vous accueillir au quatrième Symposium mondial sur la recherche en systèmes de santé, intitulé « Systèmes de santé résilients et souples pour un monde en évolution ». N Le thème ayant été établi il y a environ 18 mois, il est difficile de savoir s’il trouvera encore un écho auprès des participants à l’événement. Il est toutefois clair que dans bon nombre de pays et au niveau mondial, bâtir des systèmes de santé résilients et souples de la manière la plus optimale qui Sara Bennett soit demeure une priorité. En 2014, nous avions à composer avec la lourde menace que représentait le virus Ebola, et tandis que nous sommes encore loin d’avoir vaincu ce dernier, de nombreux pays luttent maintenant pour contenir le virus Zika. En 2016, une épidémie explosive de fièvre jaune a frappé l’Afrique du Sud et l’Afrique centrale. À cela, ajoutons le mois d’août le plus chaud jamais enregistré, la crise des réfugiés en Europe qui continue à sévir, les attaques terroristes aux quatre coins du monde et les cycles continus de violence et de conflit en Afghanistan, en Irak, en Syrie et dans le nord du Nigeria. Il est évident que les systèmes de santé font continuellement face à des chocs – grands comme petits. Si nous parvenons à établir la couverture universelle des soins de santé, laquelle constitue un engagement mondial conformément aux objectifs de développement durable, il est donc essentiel d’enseigner la façon de réagir à de tels chocs au niveau international. L’un des principes fondamentaux de Health Systems Global est de favoriser l’équité, la diversité et l’inclusion dans le cadre de son travail. Nous avons reçu plus de 2 500 soumissions d’abrégés individuels et plus de 300 propositions de conférence pour cet événement. Avec cette richesse d’idées, nous avons eu bien du mal à choisir. Lors du processus de sélection
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