Pyle G F, Thompson C R, Oresković S, Bagaric I
Health Administration Program, University of North Carolina - Charlotte, Charlotte, North Carolina 28223-0001, USA.
Croat Med J. 1998 Sep;39(3):281-4.
A basic premise of this article is that the political and ethnic division of the city of Mostar imperils community health planning efforts beyond those normally encountered in the aftermath of war. Bosnia and Herzegovina is divided among ethnic groups, and the city of Mostar is further subdivided between the Croatian and Muslim interest groups. In that respect, Mostar presents a very special challenge to those planning the reconstruction of the health care delivery infrastructure. A new healthcare delivery plan was organized by the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1996. This paper examines obstacles involved in implementing that plan in light of some epidemiological indicators of current health conditions.
本文的一个基本前提是，莫斯塔尔市的政治和种族划分给社区健康规划工作带来了危害，这种危害超出了战争 aftermath 通常会遇到的情况。波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那被不同种族群体分割，而莫斯塔尔市又在克罗地亚和穆斯林利益集团之间进一步细分。在这方面，莫斯塔尔给那些规划医疗保健提供基础设施重建的人带来了非常特殊的挑战。1996年，波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那联邦组织了一项新的医疗保健提供计划。本文根据当前健康状况的一些流行病学指标，审视了实施该计划所涉及的障碍。
