Aimed at transforming empirical humanitarian action into a rigorous, evidence-based approach (Evidence-Based Humanitarian Action), this reference book for students and public health professionals addresses health crises from multiple perspectives across seven complementary chapters. After laying the groundwork for crisis preparedness (Chapter 1) and detailing the methodology of rapid initial assessment (Chapter 2), the textbook explores the specifics of epidemiological surveillance (Chapter 3), the measurement of mortality and morbidity, and the conduct of field investigations (Chapters 4 and 5). It then examines the optimization of care through modeling, community engagement, and aid evaluation (Chapter 6), before concluding with an analysis of a concrete case of crisis management (Chapter 7), thereby establishing itself as a major contribution intended to enrich the scientific literature and Moroccan libraries.
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