Chronic Pain in Cameroon: Breaking the Silence through Algology from anesthesia perspective
My first contact with pain in a healthcare setting was during my second year of medical school: a 7-year-old boy […]
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Linguistic and geographical inclusion in health research
»Greater multilingual and geographic inclusion will help build a truly global and representative knowledge base. » This is the closing sentence
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Patient Safety in Africa: Another blind spot of Technological Mastery
When we discuss patient safety in Cameroon and across Africa, the conversation typically centers on essential pillars: communication, checklists, infection
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Diagnosis, medication, logistics: some blind spots in patient safety.
This week, reading two articles published in the Cameroonian Journal of Sciences and Diseases reminded me once again of a
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Ultrasound on the Rise… but Not Only!
During a conversation with a colleague enrolled in a specialized anesthesia program, whom I greatly admire, he told me: “Everything
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What Surgical Checklists Really Changed — and What They Don’t
Despite major investments in healthcare access worldwide, patient harm remains a leading cause of preventable death. Health systems increasingly recognize
Lorsque la douleur devient une Maladie.
Définition de la douleur formulée par l’IASP (1979). Expérience sensorielle et émotionnelle désagréable associée à une lésion tissulaire réelle, potentielle