Medical doctor, specialized in tropical medicine and epidemiology. Involved in humanitarian action since 1977, he has been on numerous missions, mainly in contexts of armed conflicts and IDP situations. President of Médecins sans Frontières from 1982 to1994, he also teaches at the Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute (HCRI) and is a regular contributor to Alternatives Economiques. He has published several books and articles, including "Guerre humanitaires ? Mensonges et Intox" (Textuel, 2018), "La Médecine Humanitaire" (PUF, 2010), "Penser dans l'urgence" (Editions du Seuil, 2006) and "Utopies Sanitaires" (Editions Le Pommier, 2000).

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Michèle

Beck

Nurse

Since 2006, Michèle Beck has worked with MSF in Niger, Chad, Jordan, Syria, Lybia, Ivory Coast and Haiti. In 2014, she was MSF medical team leader in Gaza.

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The question of quality in the work of Médecins Sans Frontières has been asked from the very beginning of MSF's existence. On the one hand, the issue of improving the quality of practice is a part of ordinary professional activity; on the other hand, Médecins Sans Frontières' work involved working in distant lands and very specific environments, which demanded adjustments to medical practice as a result.

Chapitres

INTRODUCTION

I. Current practice and questions about medical quality standards and procedures in MSF operations

II. Current practice and knowledge about the approach to quality in other areas of activity

III. Possible directions for quality policy at MSF

IV. Summary

To cite this content :
Rony Brauman, Michèle Beck, Médecins Sans Frontières and medical quality, 1 January 2017, URL : https://msf-crash.org/index.php/en/publications/medicine-and-public-health/medecins-sans-frontieres-and-medical-quality

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