Improving Emergency Medical Services in Low-Income Regions

Prehospital emergency medical services are crucial for reducing mortality in low- and middle-income countries. However, challenges in transportation and equipment availability hinder timely care delivery. Many areas rely on inadequate transportation methods, leading to delays in reaching healthcare facilities. Developing tier-1 and tier-2 emergency medical services, utilizing existing transportation infrastructure and sustainable local supply chains, could improve response times and care quality. Further research and investment are needed to enhance healthcare services in resource-limited communities.