Analysis reveals inequities in medical treatment effects across high- and low-resource settings, suggesting tailored policies are needed.
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.
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