Isabelle Uny

Abstract Introduction Alcohol consumption places a heavy burden on emergency services worldwide. In Scotland, around one in six ambulance call-outs is alcohol-related, yet little is known about frontline experiences. We aimed to understand ambulance clinicians’ experiences of alcohol-related call-outs including any personal or professional impacts.

Global Health Health policy Kenya Qualitative study Global health research collaborations and partnerships take time to establish and must be supported adequately. Bureaucratic contracting and procurement processes delay research and must be simplified. Contingencies and funding must be made available when the unforeseen in global research happens (eg, pandemics, disasters, climate crises and conflicts).

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