Sanou I, Vilasco B, Obey A, Binam F, Chobli M, Touré M K, Adnet P
Département d'anesthésie-réanimation, CHU de Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.
Ann Fr Anesth Reanim. 1999 Jun;18(6):642-6. doi: 10.1016/s0750-7658(99)80151-8.
To assess the course of the demography of anaesthesia providers in French-speaking subsaharian countries.
Retrospective survey.
Doctors trained in anaesthesia and nurse anaesthetists registered in West African medical societies.
Countries, hospitals, anaesthesia manpower, seniority and place of training were analysed.
In the 13 French-speaking subsaharian countries including 97.5-M inhabitants, 122 doctors and 868 nurses were registered as anaesthetists in 1998. Mean ratios were one doctor trained in anaesthesia for 799,180 inhabitants and one nurse anaesthetist for 112,327 inhabitants. From 1980 to 1998, these figures increased by a factor 11 for doctors (+1100%) and by a factor two for nurses (+100%). Most doctors were working in the chief town, in both public and private health care institutions.
In all French-speaking subsaharian countries, a major shortage of doctors trained in anaesthesia is existing.
评估撒哈拉以南法语国家麻醉从业人员的人口统计学变化过程。
回顾性调查。
在西非医学协会注册的麻醉专业培训医生和麻醉护士。
分析国家、医院、麻醉人力、资历和培训地点。
在包括9750万居民的13个撒哈拉以南法语国家,1998年有122名医生和868名护士注册为麻醉师。平均比例为每799180名居民有一名麻醉专业培训医生,每112327名居民有一名麻醉护士。从1980年到1998年,这些数字医生增长了11倍(增长1100%),护士增长了2倍(增长100%)。大多数医生在主要城市的公立和私立医疗机构工作。
在所有撒哈拉以南法语国家,麻醉专业培训医生严重短缺。