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Bradley Dreifuss

About Bradley Dreifuss

Global Emergency Care Collaborative
Website: http://www.globalemergencycare.org/ Type: Non-Governmental Organization Country: United States About: Global Emergency Care Collaborative (GECC), a 501.3c non-profit founded in 2006, is a small group of emergency medicine physicians dedicated to addressing the lack of access to trauma and medical emergency care. Members of GECC work with the doctors, nurses, and mid-level practitioners who are currently providing patient care at established hospitals in developing countries. By performing assessments of community needs, working alongside medical practitioners and directly caring for patients, GECC trains local providers in the practice of emergency medicine, introduces appropriate medical technology, and improves access to life saving emergency care for local people.
University of Utah School of Medicine
Website: http://medicine.utah.edu/ Type: Academic Institution Country: United States

Recent Contributions

Bradley Dreifuss replied to "Survey questionnaires on global medical research equipment donation program. Join in and share your view!" in the Global Surgery & Anesthesia community.

Please send me a survey dreifuss(dot)md@gmail.com. I would be happy to fill it out and hope that your research group are planning to share the results openly. Thank you, Brad Dreifuss, MD
Bradley Dreifuss replied to "Integrating M&E for Health Systems Strengthening - April 2-6 2012" .

Re: Payel Gupta's inquiry about data collection in the rural Emergency Department setting of resource-limited countries. Your situation is typical and what we have experienced in Rural Uganda. Global Emergency Care Collaborative www.globalemergencycare.org (website is being updated, but still functional...also check out the promo video on the website) is currently ...
Bradley Dreifuss replied to "GHDonline Expert Panel February 6 – 10: Surgical Training in Resource-Limited Settings" in the Global Surgery & Anesthesia community.

Catherine et al, Thank you very much for the multitude of contributions to this panel discussion, it's been a pleasure following the conversation. I can share a model that we at Global Emergency Care Collaborative (GECC) www.globalemergencycare.org have been using to sustainably staff a rural Ugandan District Hospital's Emergency Department. ...

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