La science des meilleures pratiques
Quels sont les lacunes les plus importantes en matière d'accès à des soins médicaux de qualité ? Les programmes de santé répondent-ils aux besoins des patients ? L'aide fournie par MSF parvient-elle à atteindre les personnes vivant dans des régions reculées et aux ressources limitées ? Quelles sont les causes profondes et multiples des crises humanitaires actuelles ?
La Recherche Opérationnelle (RO) aide MSF à mener une réflexion approfondie sur ses programmes et ses opérations, à évaluer ce qui fonctionne bien dans un projet et à montrer ce qui doit être amélioré. Basée à Luxembourg, l'Unité de Recherche Opérationnelle dénommée LuxOR mène des projets de recherche soutenant l'action humanitaire et médicale dans le monde entier.
LuxOR partage ses conclusions avec le mouvement international MSF et ses organisations partenaires, et plaide pour des changements au niveau des politiques et des pratiques de soins de santé. Les résultats et les recommandations, fondés sur des informations fiables, permettent de conseiller de manière adéquate des acteurs locaux, nationaux ou internationaux. Les études de RO menées par LuxOR sont publiées dans des revues scientifiques renommées et sont librement accessibles aux chercheurs et à la communauté humanitaire internationale.
L'équipe
LuxOR is a decentralized unit based in Luxembourg and Brussels, with further colleagues working from Canada, Beirut and the field.
LuxOR Director: Amrish Baidjoe
The LuxOR Director is responsible for guiding global policy and strategic aspects of operational research for the unit and provides strategic guidance to team members and well as the medical department management, intersectional coordination and collaboration with external partners.
Program Officer: Veerle Hermans
Team coordination, support OR activities at MSF OCB level, support to the epidemiologists’ pool, liaison with operations, medical department in Brussels, and MSF Luxembourg.
Policy, Practice & Communication Advisor: Maria Livia De Rubeis
Coordination of evidence-informed policy and practice implementation, lead LuxOR communications and outreach.
Medical Editor: Tony Reid
Support to field teams and researchers for OR protocols and publications in scientific journals, support on the SORT-IT courses and lead MSF website "Field Research" with open access to MSF-authored articles.
Senior Operational Research Advisor : Temmy Sunyoto
Operational research support, focal point infectious diseases, neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), vector-borne and emerging diseases, health system and health policy, non-communicable diseases (NCDs), and migration health.
Operational Research Advisor: Wilma van den Boogaard
Operational research support, focal point sexual and reproductive health (SRH), sexual and gender based violence (SGBV), and maternal health, migration, victims of torture (VoT) and mental health, neonatal and adolescent health, non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including cancer care.
Senior Qualitative Research Advisor: Umberto Pellecchia
Operational research support for qualitative studies and social sciences. Focus on migration health, violence, outbreaks and epidemics, climate change, environment degradation and health, medical anthropology.
Qualitative Research Mobile Implementation Officer: Caroline Walker
Epidemiology and Operational Research Advisors: Iro Evamplidou and Dang Bahya-Batinda
Support to operations for regular and emergency projects, epidemiological and technical advice, epidemic intelligence activities, support to the epidemiologists’ pool, epidemiology capacity building, knowledge management.
Operational Research Advisor: under recruitment
Operational research support, focal point outbreaks/epidemics, vaccination and vaccine preventable Diseases (VPD), infectious diseases, malaria and vector-borne diseases (VBD), sexual and reproductive health (SRH), sexual and gender based violence (SGBV), and maternal health.
ABR Operational Research Advisor: under recruitment
Operational research focal point for antibiotic resistance (ABR), microbiology, laboratory, infection prevention and control (IPC), and pharmacy.