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Exploring and describing the responsibilities and functions of emergency medical communication centers in South Africa: a modified delphi study
Introduction: A significant number of South Africans are reliant on Emergency Medical Services (EMS) for access to Emergency Care, a need compounded by the current quadruple burden of disease. Efficient allocation of EMS resources ensures optimal use in time-critical emergencies. Development and imp...
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Division of General Surgery
2025
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