VOICED : Mogadishu hospital adjusts

The video discusses the impact of two decades of conflict on Somalia's healthcare system, highlighting the transition from emergency trauma care to addressing everyday medical challenges as security improves. With the reduction in war-related injuries, hospitals are adapting to treat more non-emergency cases. The African Union and Somali army's efforts have improved access to healthcare, though security remains fragile. The World Health Organization is aiding in training doctors to handle common health issues neglected during the conflict. Despite ongoing security threats, progress in healthcare access marks a positive change for Somalis.

What changes have occurred in the types of medical cases being treated at the trauma center in Somalia?

Describe the impact of the al Shabaab insurgents on the healthcare system in Somalia.

How has the security situation in Somalia affected access to healthcare?

What role has the World Health Organization played in improving healthcare in Somalia?

What does the statement 'the healing has already begun' imply about the current state of healthcare in Somalia?