Challenges and Opportunities in Developing a Comprehensive, Rural, Trauma-Care Program: Experiences from Nepal

Traumatic injury remains a significant public health problem, with the burden highest in low-middle income countries (LMICs) and rural areas.1,2 The far-western region of Nepal, which has the lowest human development index in the country, has a high burden of traumatic injuries.3-5 One hospital in t...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Rhode Island medical journal (2013) 2024-10, Vol.107 (10), p.39
Hauptverfasser:	Kharel, Ramu, Pathak, Mandeep, Lubetkin, Derek, Acharya, Bibhav
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Schlagworte:	Emergency Medical Services - organization & administration Humans Nepal Program Development Rural Health Services - organization & administration Rural Population Wounds and Injuries - therapy
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