EMS in the World

The European Resuscitation Council (ERC) provided COVID-19 guidelines, in order to give healthcare professionals the tools to treat coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) patients affected also from other diseases. Many countries are now living different…

With over 4,000 confirmed cases and 86 deaths, South Africa is the most affected country by the coronavirus in Africa. Cuba sends 200 medics and nurses to support the country in front of COVID-19.

Coronavirus in Mozambique: "for population, hearing about an incoming epidemic is a current matter: malaria, HIV, tuberculosis, cholera ..."

West and Central Africa are growing concern for COVID-19: Cameroon has confirmed more than 800 cases, while Niger, Cote d’Ivoire and Guinea have reported a rapid rise in numbers during the past week. WHO, WFP and AU are delivering critical…

The pandemic is keeping spreading throughout the African continent. Allegedly 300,000 people could die because of COVID19. There are over 17,000 confirmed cases across the continent, at the moment.

"Lockdown", "Phase 2", "asymptomatic positive people". There are many words and expressions related to COVID-19. A page of history, tragic and painful, where the entire humanity is struggling to get out. The strategies adopted by the…

The COVID-19 lockdown in South Africa started 21 days ago and the Government is waiting for the scientific assessment to evaluate the efficacy of these measures. Plus, South African companies launched the National Ventilators Project with…

SARS-CoV-2: the data given by the WHO (World Health Organization) are heavy numbers like boulders compared to the coronavirus pandemic: there are 340 thousand cases verified, with almost 15 thousand deaths. More or less 100 thousand people…

After China and Italy, the coronavirus in the US is one of the next worries. Then, it seems to be the turn of France and Germany. Other countries are testing the first healthcare issues, as well because of coronavirus disease worldwide…

The WHO is declaring a shortage of emergency nurses in Jamaica. One of them, Trecia Simone Stewart is one of the last nurses who is still working in a hospital of Spanish Town and she reports the crisis they are facing.