Despite progress in reducing mortality and disability rates, the absolute AEMT burden remains relatively heavy, with considerable inequities across development settings. The findings reveal a critical paradox that high-resource systems face escalating risks from complex interventions, whereas low-resource settings struggle with preventable fatalities. Our findings inform global safety initiatives by highlighting the paradoxical burdens in high- and low-resource systems, calling for tailored, context-specific policy responses.
Jie Yang (Thu,) studied this question.