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Prioritization of critically unwell children in low resource primary healthcare centres in Cape Town, South Africa
Background: Every day, sick children die from time sensitive preventable illnesses. Due to an inadequate number of trained healthcare workers and high volumes of children presenting to Primary Healthcare Centres (PHC), waiting times remain high and often result in significant delays for critically i...
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Division of Emergency Medicine
2017
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