Emergency medical services with pre-hospital care remain poorly developed in sub-Saharan Africa and the developing world at large. The provision of timely treatment during life-threatening emergencies is not a priority for many health systems in developing countries. In this review, the authors reviewed the evidence indicating the need to develop and/or strengthen emergency medical care systems in sub-Sahara Africa with perspectives drawn from Cameroon.
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