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Emilie Calvello describes for SIIC the most significant aspects of his article describe para SIIC los aspectos relevantes de su artículo Maternal mortality reduction to global emergency health An undue amount of morbidity and mortality globally is due to the lack of systematic and directed implementation of resources toward development of emergency care systems. The three-delay model of understanding maternal morbidity and mortality offers a number of transferable lessons which should be considered when designing further interventions for global emergency care systems. The article was published by El artículo fue publicado por
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Calvello EJB, Broccoli M, Risko N, Theodosis C, Totten V, Radeos M, Seidenberg P, Wallis L. Emergency Care and Health Systems: Consensus-Based Recommendations and Future Research Priorities. Academic Emergency Medicine 20(12):1278-1288, 2013. Hirshon JM, Risko N, Calvello EJB, Stewart de Ramirez S, Narayan M, Theodosis C, O'Neill J. Health Systems and Services: the role for acute care. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 91(5):386-388, 2013. SIIC System of Assisted Editing (SSEA) / Sistema SIIC de Edición Asistida (SSEA)
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