Emergency Medicine International / 2019 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Development and Implementation of Short Courses to Support the Establishment of a Prehospital System in Sub-Saharan Africa: Lessons Learned from Tanzania Table 1 Summary of the findings from targeted survey.
Participants (N = 100) n % Government ambulance staff 25 25 Private ambulance staff 10 10 Secondary school students 30 30 Community members 30 30 MoHCDGEC policymakers 5 5 Working or worked on ambulance (N = 100) 35 35 EMS training course necessity (n = 100) 67 95.7 Proposed duration of the course N = 57% 6 weeks 14 24.6 3 months 11 19.2 6 months 2 3.5 1 year 15 26.3 3 years 9 15.8 Unknown 6 10.5 Potential course participants n /N % Willingness to participate in the course 54/65 83.1 Proposed course model: full time 21/55 38.2 Proposed course model: part time 34/55 61.8 Modality of course payment: self 18/54 33.3 Modality of course payment: government 11/54 20.4 Modality of course payment: others 25/54 46.3 Policymakers Support formalized training programme 5/5 100