“An emergency crisis is a nosebleed that hides a generalized cancer.”a doctor laughs yellow. “It is just one visible part of a deeper structural crisis affecting the entire response to urgent care and unscheduled care needs, and our entire health care system more broadly.”declared emergency doctor François Browne, who is not yet Minister of Health, more coherently in a flash mission he led in June 2022.“By the end of next year we would have to decommission all our emergency services”) seems highly unrealistic because emergencies have become a vehicle for a whole range of dysfunctions and deficiencies throughout the chain of care.
Born in the 1950s, emergency situations (from the prehospital, with telephone regulation and emergency dispatch, to the care of patients in the hospital) were first designed…
Source: Le Figaro
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