Distance travelled to tertiary pediatric care impacts care-seeking behavior and hospital outcome in Vietnam
# Background The absence of appropriate and timely critical care in resource-limited countries like Vietnam contributes to poor outcomes and excessive mortality in the acutely ill, pediatric population. Often, tertiary care is limited to major urban centers and patients from remote locations face le...
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Main Authors: | David A Rollins (Author), Timothy T Xu (Author), Viet Hoang (Author), Khang Tuan Hoang (Author), Sarah S Kang (Author), Toan Ngoc Pham (Author), Duy Ngoc Le (Author), Yves Ouellette (Author) |
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Inishmore Laser Scientific Publishing Ltd,
2020-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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