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Reinman, Suzanne

doi:10.1108/09504121011077057

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“…Overall, 98,574,731 (8.7%) of the total African population fell within the jurisdiction of at least one EMS system (Table 1). 19 - 32 In sub-Saharan Africa specifically, the population served by EMS systems in 2012 was approximately 92 million (10.0%). Ten (18.5%) countries had predominantly government-financed EMS systems, three (6.0%) had privately-funded (ie, fee-for-service) systems, and three (6.0%) had both government and privately funded systems.…”

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The State of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems in Africa

Mould‐Millman

Dixon

Sefa

et al. 2017

Prehosp. Disaster med.

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Emergency Medical Services systems exist in one-third of African countries. Injury and obstetric complaints are the leading African prehospital conditions. Only a minority (<9.0%) of Africans have coverage by an EMS system. Most systems were predominantly BLS, government operated, and fee-for-service. Mould-Millman NK , Dixon JM , Sefa N , Yancey A , Hollong BG , Hagahmed M , Ginde AA , Wallis LA . The state of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) systems in Africa. Prehosp Disaster Med. 2017;32(3):273-283.

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