Haiti health facilities treating quake survivors
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Haiti health facilities treating quake survivors
More than 150 health facilities - including hospitals, primary health care clinics and field hospitals - are offering a range of health care services to survivors of Haiti's earthquake. There is a strong need for post-operative care for the many people undergoing surgery for trauma injuries.
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