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Critical care clinics · Apr 1997
ReviewCritical care in Africa. North to south and the future with special reference to southern Africa.
- J Lipman and A R Lichtman.
- Intensive Care Unit, Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto, South Africa.
- Crit Care Clin. 1997 Apr 1;13(2):255-65.
AbstractThe medical fraternity in Africa needs to ration resource allocation and aptly apply distributive justice. At present, pockets of Intensive Care Units are held together largely by individuals. Unless the correct assistance and support is provided to develop its vast potential, African Intensive Care will degenerate into primary health care.
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