Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5653082 | Injury | 2017 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
The SAMU experience demonstrates the utility of a responsive, data-driven quality improvement programme to yield significant immediate and sustained improvements in pre-hospital care for trauma in Rwanda. This programme may be used as an example for additional efforts engaging frontline staff with real-time data feedback in order to rapidly translate data collection efforts into improved care for the injured in a resource-limited setting.
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John W. MD, MPH, Jeanne D'Arc RN, BSc, Samuel MD, Rebecca MD, MPH, Eric AR, BSc, Yihan BA, Ignace AR, BSc, Jean Claude MD, MMED, MCS, Robert MD, MPH, Sudha MD, MSc,