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This medical PowerPoint presentation talks about Timely care for the injured in Emergency Medicine. Timely care for the injured is critical in emergency medicine as it can greatly impact the patients outcome. And, it equires a coordinated effort among healthcare providers to rapidly assess, stabilize, and transport patients to appropriate facilities for further treatment.

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Timely care for the injured
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Annual deaths in millions
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Injury deaths: what and where? Where? Street Home School Sea, lakes and rivers Workplace What?
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Road traffic injuries alone account for 1.35 million deaths per year Fatality rates in low-income countries are nearly TRIPLE those in high-income countries Road traffic fatality rates per 100,000 population Road traffic injuries are the LEADING cause of death for those aged 5-29
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Insert local data slide(injuries in local setting)
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Global mandate: the World Health Assembly
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Timely emergency care saves lives
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Pre-hospital Hospital Scene & transport care Trained and certified first responders improve outcomes Simple low-cost dispatch systems ensure timely care Systematic care for every injured person in the emergency unit Timely operative and critical care Maximizes impact of emergency and surgical care Getting people back to daily life Continuum of care for the injured Simple actions can save lives Training for drivers and police is high impact Rehabilitation
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Injury care is a good investment …and helps avoid the high costs of: Early death Complications Prolonged recovery Preventable disability Lost wages and productivity for society
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Pre-hospital care is extremely cost-effective COST PER LIFE YEAR GAINED $284 Anti-retroviralsfor HIV Staffed community ambulance, rural Staffed community ambulance, urban $94 $7 Trained lay first respondersand paramedics $922
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Hospital care is extremely cost-effective COST PER DALY AVERTED Surgical care for injured patients SIERRA LEONE $32 CAMBODIA $78 NIGERIA $172 HAITI $223
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Rehabilitation makes emergency care more cost-effective Post-operative rehabilitation DECREASED length of stay and cost by $1600 per patient
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3.6 By 2020, halve the number of global deaths and injuries from road traffic accidents Post-crash emergency care and rehabilitation could avert around 40% of these deaths 3.8 Achieve universal health coverage including financial risk protection & accessto quality essential health-care services…. Timely emergency care access is critical to effective universal health coverage
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Emergency care can also contribute to the achievement of 10 other SDG targets, by addressing:-Noncommunicable diseases-Obstetrics-Child health-Disasters-Violence Beyond injury
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Impact of emergency care Over HALF of deaths and a THIRD of disability in low- and middle-income countries are from conditions treatable by emergency care
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Local slide outlining what is already in place in your country, and major gaps.Mention successful emergency care strengthening efforts in nearby countriesEmphasize the importance of being leaders in emergency care development and not being left behind Where are we now and what do we need? Global Alliance for Care of the Injured – Advocacy slide deck
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So what do we know? Injuries are a leading cause of death and disability Injury death rates are much higher in low- and middle- income countries Emergency care is effective at limiting the impact of injuries and at improving outcomes Emergency care is a great integrated investment, improving outcomes of a range of health conditions The UN and World Health Assembly have called for urgent action to strengthen emergency care Well-organized emergency care systems will help to achieve many of the SDGs.
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What next? Train frontline providers in basic emergency care Conduct a national assessment with the WHO Emergency Care Systems Assessment Implement the WHO Trauma Care Checklist and the WHO/ICRC Integrated Triage Tool Conduct facility level assessments on emergency trauma care capacity Collect and use data for facility quality improvement initiatives via the WHO International Registry for Trauma and Emergency Care
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WHO resources Essential Trauma Care Volumes Basic Emergency Care Course Trauma Care Checklist Triage Tools Emergency Care System Assessment (ECSA) Hospital Emergency Unit Assessment Tool International Registry for Trauma and Emergency Care (IRTEC)
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WHO Basic Emergency Care Course Open-access, short course For frontline providers with limited diagnostic and therapeutic resources Trauma module teaches systematic assessment and management of high-risk injuries, Trauma Primary and Secondary Surveys and critical interventions for high-risk conditions Other modules on shock, difficulty in breathing, and altered mental status teach systematic approach to the initial assessment and management of time-sensitive conditions in the undifferentiated acutely ill
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WHO Essential Trauma Care
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WHO ECSA Online
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WHO International Registry for Trauma and Emergency Care (IRTEC)