Summary
- With U.S. CDC’s technical expertise and support, Uganda’s Ministry of Health (MOH) and partners developed systems to vastly improve how patients were admitted to hospitals and clinics during COVID-19.
- Health workers were trained to quickly triage and prioritize treatment for patients.
- With CDC support, ambulances were equipped with supplies and fuel so more patients could be brought to health facilities.
Entire content available on: https://www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/stories/2023/uganda-improves-emergency-medical-services-during-covid-19.html
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News and updatesTopic
Covid-19 Emergency PreparednessTarget
Public HealthCountries
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