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Guyana’s emergency care is transforming—wait times at Georgetown Public Hospital now average just one hour, a standout speed across the Caribbean thanks to over a decade of standardized treatment protocols ensuring consistent, high-quality care nationwide. Building on this progress, Guyana is launching a national poison control center, accessible via 913, with global partnerships and a vast antidote database to handle everything from snake bites to venomous exposures—and it’s poised to become a regional hub for Caribbean emergency medicine. All of this is backed by a massive $3.7 billion investment, funding 25 new ambulances, command centers, staffing, equipment, and communication systems to create a fully modernized emergency medical network.

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