Prevention of Emergencies
Early signs • What to do • Preventive measures
There are many reasons why people end up going to accident and emergency units. These are influenced by factors including age, environmental conditions, quality and access to healthcare services, and work conditions, amongst others.
We have listed below, not in any particular order, some of the common reasons why people attend casualty departments. On our blog, we will provide regular information on how to prevent and to prepare for emergencies. Click on the active links for prevention information.
Common Emergency Triggers
Malaria
Road Traffic Accidents
Respiratory Infections
Hypertension & Cardiovascular
Gastrointestinal Diseases
Pregnancy-Related Complications
Sickle Cell Disease Crises
Burns
Mental Health Crises
Severe Dehydration (Children)
Sepsis
Assault and Violence
Diabetic Emergencies
Meningitis
Asthma Attacks
Stroke
Typhoid Fever
Poisoning
Snake Bites
HIV/AIDS Complications