COVID-19 Emergency Action Fund

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OrganizationGlobal Emergency Care
Region Uganda
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ProjectLeader Tom Neill


Global Emergency Care has launched the Emergency Action Fund in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Now, more than ever, your support of GEC is critical. Our Emergency Care Practitioners (ECPs) are some of the only specialist emergency care providers in Uganda and are the most equipped to deal with the COVID-19 crisis there. They are on the front lines of this pandemic as it spreads across Uganda, and are the communities' best hope for triaging COVID-19 symptoms and providing quality patient care.


Challenge

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit every country in the world. In Uganda, GEC's Emergency Care Practitioners (ECPs) are some of the only specialist emergency care providers in the entire country. They are on the front lines of this pandemic as it spreads across Uganda, and are the communities' best hope for fighting this virus and preventing unmitigated community spread.

Long-Term Impact

Although how the pandemic will unfold in the coming months is unknown, we have developed the following strategies to mitigate the long-term effects: 1) Providing personal protective equipment (PPE) to safeguard health workers 2) Training specialist Emergency Care Practitioners who are the first line of surveillance against Covid-19 & other infectious disease outbreaks 3) Collaborating with infectious disease epidemiologists, clinicians, & public health experts to support the Covid-19 response

References

  1. http://www.globalemergencycare.org
  2. https://globalemergencycare.org


Additional Documentation

https://www.globalgiving.org//pfil/48556/projdoc.pdf

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