The path to safe and accessible anaesthesia care

The increasing focus on and importance of surgical care in achieving universal health coverage requires the development of safe and accessible anaesthesia services. Increasing access to care by supporting the necessary inputs to the anaesthesia system, including medications, equipment and personnel,...

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Published in:Indian journal of anaesthesia 2019-12, Vol.63 (12), p.965-971
Main Authors: Law, Tyler, Lipnick, Michael, Joshi, Muralidhar, Rath, Girija, Gelb, Adrian
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Continuing education
Education
global health
Hospitals
human resources
Laws, regulations and rules
Mortality
National health insurance
Professional development
quality
Quality standards
safety
Special
workforce
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