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Inadequate surgical provision in African district general hospitals
Two papers published this week in PLoS Medicine by Margaret Kruk and colleagues investigate surgical provision in eight district hospitals in three sub-Saharan African countries. The authors, from the USA and Africa, show low levels of surgical care provision, a … Continue reading
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Tagged african countries, baseline, burden of disease, care provision, childbirth, developing countries, district hospitals, emergency procedures, essential surgery, funding constraints, health care services, health providers, human resource, kruk, specialist surgeons, sub saharan africa, surgery group, surgical procedures, traumatic injuries, unmet need
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