EFAR: a sustainable way to increase access to emergency care
Low and middle-income countries not only suffer the highest rates of every category of injury, they also have the highest
Low and middle-income countries not only suffer the highest rates of every category of injury, they also have the highest
Please note that the following blog are my views and observations. It does not represent the views of AFEM or
For most of my career I have had a foot in two worlds. One world is inside of a hospital
Emergencies occur everywhere, and each day, they consume resources regardless of whether there are systems capable of achieving good outcomes.
I am travelling to Zambia next week to evaluate and build on a project to improve access to emergency care
Twenty One and still going strong! The Houtbay Volunteer Ambulance Service (HBVEMS) is a community based volunteer service working mostly
As member of the Hout Bay Volunteer Ambulance Service (HBVEMS), I’ve witnessed a shift in the access to (emergency) care
Access to care is not well described in literature and is sometimes defined as the entry point into the health