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iciHaiti - Health : Report of the National Ambulance Center (2023)
28/01/2024 08:43:33

Summary annual statistical report of the pre-hospital care of different emergency cases carried out by the National Ambulance Center (CAN) during the year 2023

Of the 9,118 cases supported by the CAN from January to December 2023, transfers (37%) and obstetric emergencies (21%) were the two most important interventions.

Number and types of interventions:
89 confirmed cases of cholera;
165 suspected cases of cholera;
695 cases of respiratory distress (not associated with Covid-19);
651 cases of chronic diseases (various pathologies);
1946 obstetric emergencies;
719 Public Road Accidents;
3337 transfers (references and laboratory examinations);
588 traumas (injuries & fractures of varying degrees);
69 gunshot wounds;
147 stab wounds;
32 cases of burns
680 various conditions (discomfort, diarrhea, fever, anemia, abdominal pain, etc...)

Of the 9,118 cases supported by the CAN: 5,482 interventions took place in the West, 1,085 in Artibonite, 688 in the North-West, 658 in the North/North-East, 504 in the South-East, 378 in the South, 198 in Nippes, 125 in Grand'Anse.

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