Skills and educational needs of accident and emergency nurses in Ghana: An initial needs analysis.
Rominski SD, Bell, SA, Sarna K, Hartney H, & Oteng RA.
African Journal of Emergency Medicine
September 12, 2011
Bypassing Proximal Health Care Facilities for Acute Care: A Survey of Patients in a Ghanaian Accident and Emergency Centre
Yaffee AQ, Whiteside LK, Oteng RA, Carter PM, Donkor P, Rominski SD, Kruk ME, & Cunningham RM.
Tropical Medicine and International Health
April 23, 2012
Fractured tracheostomy tube – A case report of a 3-year old Ghanaian child
Antwi-Kusi, A., Osei-Ampofo, M., Mohammed, D. I., & Addison, W.
African Journal of Emergency Medicine
September 2012
Non-fatal injuries among pediatric patients seeking care in an urban Ghanaian Emergency Department
Whiteside LK, Oteng R, Carter P, Amuasi J, Abban E, Rominski S, Nypaver M, & Cunningham RM.
International Journal of Emergency Medicine
September 26, 2012
PMCID: PMC3517513
Sociodemographic Determinants of Household Injuries at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Emergency Department
Nyame K, Owusu-Dabo E, Biney EA, Rominski S, Oteng, R, Oduro G.
African Journal of Emergency Medicine
December 2012
Ujuzi: Endotracheal Tube Placement Confirmation Using a Urinary Bladder Syringe
Osei-Ampofo M, Osei-Kwame D, Ofori-Boadu L, -Oteng R, Oduro G.
African Journal of Emergency Medicine
January 2, 2013
Profile of Persons with Vehicular Related Trauma Presenting at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital Emergency Centre
Biney, EAA, Owusu-Dabo E, Nyame K, Oppong CK, Rominski S, Oteng RA, Oduro G.
African Journal of Emergency Medicine
June 2013
Development of an emergency nursing training curriculum in Ghana
Sue Anne Bell, Rockefeller Oteng, Richard Redman, Jeremy Lapham, Victoria Bam, Veronica Dzomecku, Jamila Yakubu, Nadia Tagoe, Peter Donkor,
African Journal of Emergency Medicine
February 19, 2014
The Implementation of the South African Triage Score (SATS) in an Urban Teaching Hospital, Ghana
Rominski, S., Bell, SA, Oduro, G., Ampong, P., Oteng, R., & Donkor, P.
African Journal of Emergency Medicine
June 2014
Emergency medicine in Ghana continues to grow as an essential component of the nation’s health system — advancing through training, innovation, and collaboration. Over the years, EMSOG has remained at the forefront of efforts to strengthen emergency care delivery, foster multidisciplinary partnerships, and promote excellence in research, education, and practice.
EMSOG Secretariat
Emergency Medicine Department
Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital
Kumasi, Ghana
Phone: 0554298869
Email: [email protected]
