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Ethiopia’s medical oxygen transformation: From shortage to more equitable access - Clinton Health Access Initiative
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Ethiopia’s medical oxygen transformation: From shortage to more equitable access - Clinton Health Access Initiative
For years, many health facilities in Ethiopia struggled with chronic shortages of medical oxygen. A 2016 assessment of over 100 hospitals showed that only 62 percent had oxygen access in their In-patient Pediatric Department (IPD), and fewer than half (45%) had pulse oximeters to monitor patients’ oxygen levels. With suppliers often hundreds of miles away, transportation costs soared, stockouts were frequent, and healthcare workers struggled to …
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