Resource Limited Settings - Part 2 - Episode 20

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Recorded30 Apr 2021

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In part 2 of our discussion with FACEM Dr. Jonathan Henry and his experience in a resource limited setting in Vanuatu, we cover ways one can advocate for patients both clinically as well as health promotion, barriers to care and social determinants of health using examples. We go through some amazing tips, tricks and hacks that he has picked up during his work (think MacGyver!). Finally, we go through some words of wisdom important for those who may one day want to follow their heart and practice emergency medicine in a resource limited setting. For shownotes, visit artofemergency.com

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