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Description
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Bosnia and Herzegovina is the country most heavily affected by landmines in South East Europe. To coordinate the provision of aid and inform policy making, a national Landmine Victim Assistance Information System has been designed. A variety of stakeholders from different sectors are meant to use and contribute to the database. This study examines the possibilities for integrating routine health information with this new system, focusing on the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. A stakeholder analysis serves to capture the conceptualisations as well as the technical and statistical requirements. It highlights the constraints but also the strategic potential related to an inter-organisational information system in this setting.
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Contents : Strategic planning in landmine victim assistance - Information systems and rehabilitation - A stakeholder analysis approach - The Bosnian Setting - Findings for primary players in landmine action - Findings for the health sector - Information for landmine victim assistance: strategic and technical aspects.
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The Author: Maren Bredehorst gained her physiotherapy qualification in Hamburg and studied Health Sciences in Coventry. This was followed by a one-year placement in Sudan with German Development Service, where she was deployed in a family health project in Khartoum. She continued her studies in Public Health at Bielefeld University. Currently she is working there at the School of Public Health, Department of Epidemiology and International Public Health.
