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First ever trauma conference holds in Lagos Nov. 19, seeks solution

Admin November 13, 2019

Child Trauma by Getty Images

Child Trauma by Getty Images

The first ever trauma conference in Nigeria holds in Lagos on the 19th of November 2019. In a statement issued in Lagos Monday 11 November, 2019, the Director of the convening NGO, Trauma Care International Foundation, Dr Deola Philips, said the essence of the conference is to provide a platform for all relevant stakeholders to engage and proffer sustainable solutions to the problems  surrounding trauma care and emergency response in Nigeria.

“Trauma is one of the leading causes of death globally  and because it contributes extensively to the hundreds of deaths recorded every year in Nigeria it has become imperative to begin to find ways to address the menace that is fast becoming a public health burden in Nigeria,” she said.

According to Dr Philips, the conference is being convened to provide a platform for the stimulation of inter-disciplinary discussions in the fields of trauma care and emergency response management in the country.

Various stakeholders including policy makers, senior government officials, the academia, media practitioners, corporate organizations, professional associations, scholars and volunteers from various health and trauma-related disciplines are expected to come together to discuss how their various disciplines can collectively contribute towards the development of workable ways towards addressing the menace of trauma management which has become and obvious public health challenge in our society.

With the theme, Trauma Care in Nigeria: The Way Forward, The conference will discuss as keynotes amongst other issues, The National Health Act and its provisions for Emergency Care.

Also  Improvements in Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Systems; Delivering Advanced Trauma & Emergency Care in Low-Income Settings; Transforming Health Care in Nigeria through Trauma Network; Building Sustainable Trauma Care Systems in Nigeria and in West Africa; Securing Health Care Financing For Trauma And Emergency Services: National Basic Health Care Provision Fund; and Voluntary Blood Donation as a worthy cause, will be discussed.

The conference “will be a forum for a formal introduction of the NGO, Trauma Care International Foundation,  to all key stakeholders in Trauma Management in Nigeria and a launch of the TCIF Trauma Stakeholder Forum.”

Trauma Care Foundation International is a registered Non Governmental Organisation with the vision to improve the state of trauma care and emergency response services in Nigeria through health education, advocacy and  community based programmes.

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