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Author Archives: Amit Chandra
Botswana and Human Resources for Health – an Ongoing Dilemma
This is the first in a two-part blog series from Tarascon Publishing Author, Matthew Dasco, MD, MSc. Part 1: The world’s burden of disease and human resources for health are not well aligned. While sub-Saharan Africa has 24% of the … Continue reading
Emergency Medicine in the Developing World
Global Health Blog – December 2011 I just got back to Botswana after attending the Emergency Medicine in the Developing World conference in beautiful Cape Town, South Africa! It was exciting to meet so many emergency physicians, residents, paramedics, and … Continue reading
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Tagged African Journal of Emergency Medicine, Amid Chandra, Cape Town, diagnostics, disease, emergency medicine, Global Health, Matthew Dacso, Tarascon
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Dr. Amit Chandra & Dr. Matthew Dacso Global Health Blog
Global Health Blog - June 2011 Greetings from Gaborone, Botswana! We, the editors of the Tarascon Global Health Pocketbook, decided to begin our contribution to this blog with a joint introduction and overview of our careers and background in Global Health. Between … Continue reading
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