Healthcare Facilities

Reducing harassment exposure may help lower PTSD incidence and broader psychological distress. Sixty-two percent of healthcare FRAM studies focused exclusively on Work-as-Done, with only 38% analysing both Work-as-Imagined and Work-as-Done. Healthcare access was constrained by too few local centres and inadequate essential services at existing facilities. Medicine and diagnostic shortages limited clinics' ability to meet community needs. Government hospitals lacking generators could not perform emergency caesarean sections when electricity failed. Flooding and cyclones sometimes made community clinics unusable, forcing medicines to be moved to cyclone shelters. Hospital settings dominated healthcare FRAM studies, accounting for 75% of included studies. The most common aim in healthcare FRAM studies was understanding a process, its variability, or everyday practice, cited by 57% of studies. Most studies (84%) justified their choice of work process, primarily citing process complexity, patient risk, and the need for Work-as-Done insight. Most healthcare FRAM studies used more than one evidence source, with interviews being the most frequently used data collection method at 81%. Supp…