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Réponse mondiale du groupe de travail IFEM pour les systèmes et professionnels de médecine d’urgence relatif à la surpopulation et aux difficultés d'accès aux urgences causées par Covid‐19
La maladie à coronavirus (COVID‐19) a été déclarée pandémie par l'Organisation Mondiale de la Santé (OMS) le 11 mars 2020.1 Au 25 mars 2020, le virus a touché 169 pays avec plus de 450 000 cas confirmés et plus de 21 000 décès. Ce communiqué de presse vise à confirmer le soutien de l'IFEM aux méthodes qui doivent être adoptées immédiatement pour garantir la prestation de soins d'urgence rapides et efficaces, y compris l'admission rapide des patients, et protéger l'intégrité des soins de santé mondiaux tels que définis par l'OMS.