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Ethiopian medical journal · Jul 2014
Development of pediatric emergency medicine at Addis Ababa University/Tikuranbessa Specialized Hospital, Ethiopia.
- Muluwork Tefera, Tigist Bacha, Sabrina Butteris, Getachew Teshome, Joshua Ross, Scott Hagen, Jim Svenson, Heidi Busse, and Girma Tefera.
- Ethiop. Med. J. 2014 Jul 1; Suppl 2: 27-35.
BackgroundIn the world emergencies occur everywhere, and each day they consume ressources regardless of whether there are systems capable of achieving good outcomes. Low-income countries suffer the most highest rates of every category of injury--from traffic and the highest rates of acute complications of communicable diseases including tuberculosis, malaria and HIV.ObjectiveTo describe the development of pediatrics emergency medicine at Tikur Anbesa Specialized HospitalMethodsA twinning partnership model was used in developing a pediatric emergency medicine training program helps in development of pediatrics emergency system.ResultsStrengthening the capacity of Addis Ababa University (AAU), Tikur Anbessa Hospital (TASH) to provide pediatric emergency medical services through improved organization of the pediatrics emergency department and strengthening of continuing education opportunities for faculty and staff capacity building by this improving quality of care in pediatrics patients in the country.ConclusionThe Addis Ababa University, University of Wiscosin and People to People partners intend to continue working together to strengthening and developing effetive systems to deliver quality pediatrics emergency medicine care troughout all regions of Ethiopia.
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