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Three core objectives designed to strengthen Tanzania's emergency care system and improve outcomes for road traffic injury victims through systematic capacity building and evidence-based interventions.
Three core objectives designed to strengthen Tanzania's emergency care system and improve outcomes for road traffic injury victims through systematic capacity building and evidence-based interventions.
Three core objectives designed to strengthen Tanzania's emergency care system and improve outcomes for road traffic injury victims through systematic capacity building and evidence-based interventions.
WHO TOOLKIT COMPONENTS
This project aims to improve post-crash care and outcomes for victims of Road Traffic Injuries (RTIs) by improving the capacity of first responders and hospitals to care for these patients.
WHO Emergency Care Toolkit Implementation Pre-hospital & Hospital Settings A7 Highway Corridor Focus Evidence-based Impact Assessment
Comprehensive assessment of Tanzania's emergency care system identifying gaps in on-scene response, ambulance services, and emergency care protocols to strengthen post-crash care capacity.
Building capacity of ambulance services and lay first responders to provide timely first aid, safe transport, and effective emergency care for road traffic injury victims in Tanzania.
Systematic implementation of WHO emergency care toolkit components to strengthen emergency care systems in both pre-hospital and hospital settings across Tanzania.
Implementation of standardized trauma forms and development of national trauma registry to facilitate assessment, quality improvement strategies, and evidence-based decision making.
Integrating existing Government initiatives, fostering capacity building and knowledge transfer, focusing on continuous improvement strategies for sustainable emergency care enhancement.
Targeting root causes of high road traffic injury mortality by addressing emergency medical management for post-crash care and provision of registry-based data for crash network analysis.
Strengthening Tanzania's emergency care system to save lives and reduce road traffic injury mortality and morbidity.
Training first responders and hospital staff to improve
post-crash care outcomes.
Implementation of evidence-based strategies for
quality improvement in emergency care.
Partnership with Ministry of Health, academic
institutions, and healthcare organizations.
Road Traffic Injuries Annually
Project Duration
Key Components
Partner Organizations
