Observed arrival · 2026-11-03
Charles Amissah Emergency Care Foundation
A Ghanaian foundation working on emergency-care training, safer referrals, advocacy, and the BOAME emergency-response app.
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- Ghanaian communities and emergency-care responders
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- Its Emergency Corner Model lays out five steps: recognise, triage, assess, stabilise, then refer or continue care.
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The foundation describes work across public CPR education, training for health workers, facility preparedness, safe referral, and advocacy with facilities and policymakers. Its Emergency Corner Model names five stages—recognise, triage, assess, stabilise, and refer or continue care—while the learning section links to free videos on CPR, first aid, and road safety. The homepage says BOAME is being piloted in Accra and Kumasi but does not detail the app's features.
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