Medical oxygen as essential health-system infrastructure in Somalia: A call for resilient and equitable access [0.03%]
索马里医疗氧气作为基本卫生系统基础设施：建立有韧性且公平的获取途径任重道远
Liban Abdullahi Sudi,Yakub Burhan Abdullahi,Abdikadir Ahmed Hassan et al.
Liban Abdullahi Sudi et al.
A qualitative study exploring how an Emergency Medicine leadership programme was received in Ghana [0.03%]
一项定性研究：探索急救医学领导力项目在加纳的接受情况
Alexandra Taylor,Shivani Swina Patel,Emmanuel Acheampong et al.
Alexandra Taylor et al.
Introduction: Emergency Medicine (EM) is a developing specialty in several West African countries, where practitioners are increasingly assuming leadership roles despite limited training. The EM Leaders programme, origina...
Clinical profile and outcome of road traffic accidents among adult patients treated at urban government hospitals in Ethiopia [0.03%]
埃塞俄比亚城市政府医院收治的成人道路交通伤患者的临床特征及转归研究
Ayenew Amare,Rediet Getu,Bitania Debalkew et al.
Ayenew Amare et al.
Background: Around 1.19 million people per year die as a result of traffic collisions worldwide. Road traffic injuries (RTI) are on the decline in industrialized nations but rising in many low and middle income countries,...
Quantifying access block in a South African major trauma centre: a retrospective exploratory study [0.03%]
南非大型创伤治疗中心的急诊通道阻塞调查：回顾性探索性研究
Nicholas George Chapman,Ryoko Kinukawa,Elchanan Reuven Nudelman et al.
Nicholas George Chapman et al.
Introduction: Access block is defined as a delay in access to inpatient beds for patients from the Emergency Department (ED). It is a key contributor to ED overcrowding and is associated with worse patient outcomes. This ...
Life in the slow lane: reflective practice in postgraduate Emergency Medicine training in South Africa [0.03%]
南非急诊医学研究生培训中的反思实践：慢车道上的生活
Sian Geraty,Jana Müller
Sian Geraty
Emergency Medicine in South Africa faces multiple challenges from insufficient human and physical resources, high patient load, the rapid pace of the profession and the impact of trauma, vicarious trauma and moral injury on physician and tr...
Establishment and efficacy of a novel point-of-care ultrasound curriculum for Emergency Medicine residents in an East African program [0.03%]
东非急诊医学住院医生新型即时床旁超声课程的建立及其有效性研究
Said S Kilindimo,Evelyne G Mapunda,Winnie K Mdundo et al.
Said S Kilindimo et al.
Introduction: As Emergency Medicine (EM) training expands in Africa, integration of comprehensive and sustainable point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) curricula and building expertise are important considerations. The objecti...
Traditional and modern educational resource use in Emergency Medicine registrars (trainees) and specialists in South Africa [0.03%]
南非急诊医学住院医师和专科医师的传统与现代教育资源利用情况
Almien Smit,Vidya Lalloo
Almien Smit
Background: The rise of Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAM) has transformed how Emergency Medicine (EM) practitioners access educational content. While widely adopted globally, its use in South Africa has not been w...
Willem Stassen
Willem Stassen
Perception and challenges of artificial intelligence (AI) in Emergency Medicine: A multi-country study in Sub-Saharan Africa [0.03%]
东非国家急诊医学中的人工智能（AI）认知和挑战的多国研究
Ayalew Zewdie Tadesse,Biruktawit Lemma Zemede,Emnet Tesfaye Shimber et al.
Ayalew Zewdie Tadesse et al.
Introduction: Emergency Departments (EDs) in Africa face significant challenges including resource scarcity, overcrowding, and limited infrastructure. Artificial intelligence (AI) presents a promising opportunity to enhan...
Corrigendum to "Magnitude and associated factors of discharge against medical advice among patients treated in the adult Emergency Department at an Ethiopian University Hospital" [African Journal of Emergency Medicine 15 (4) 2025, 100918] [0.03%]
“埃塞俄比亚大学医院成人急诊科患者不服从医嘱离院的影响因素”(非洲急诊医学杂志第15卷4期2025年,100918)的勘误表
Getachew Worku,Demelash Ataro
Getachew Worku
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