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An innovative paradigm for surgical education programs in resource-limited settings.

Dan L Deckelbaum¹, Alexandre Gosselin-Tardif², Georges Ntakiyiruta³, Sender Liberman¹, Melina Vassiliou¹, Emile Rwamasirabo³, Emmanuel Gasakure³, Paola Fata¹, Kosar Khwaja¹, Tarek Razek¹, Patrick Kyamanywa³.

Abstract

The burden of surgical disease in low-income countries remains significant, in part owing to continued surgical workforce shortages. We describe a successful paradigm to expand Rwandan surgical capacity through the implementation of a surgical education partnership between the National University of Rwanda and the Centre for Global Surgery at the McGill University Health Centre. Key considerations for such a program are highlighted.

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Year: 2014 PMID： 25265101 PMCID： PMC4183674 DOI： 10.1503/cjs.001514

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Can J Surg ISSN： 0008-428X Impact factor: 2.089

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6 in total

5 in total

An innovative paradigm for surgical education programs in resource-limited settings.

1. Evidence-based global health.

2. Augmenting surgical capacity in resource-limited settings.

3. Global surgical initiatives to reduce the surgical burden of disease.

4. Too poor to leave, too rich to stay: developmental and global health correlates of physician migration to the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United kingdom.

5. Evaluation: the top priority for global health.

6. Surgery and global health: a view from beyond the OR.

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