Can Primary Health Care Staff be Trained in Basic Life-Saving Surgery?
English
South Sudan Medical Journal
5
3
2012
This article advocates training rural primary health care staff in basic emergency surgery in those areas of South Sudan where there is no access to secondary or tertiary level facilities (i.e. surgical task-shifting). Based on their experience, the authors describe and recommend the type of on-the-job training that they feel is most suitable for this level of staff. [from publisher]
Subject
Geographic Focus
Resource Type
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