The passing of Dr Paul Farmer has shaken us deeply. It was because of Paul that we have a Program in Global Surgery and Social Change. He was our greatest advocate and friend, and we will continue to keep alive his legacy of hope, dignity, and health care access for all.
Team Brazil's gender discrimination survey is live! If you're a Brazilian medical student, please take the survey here: https://t.co/FAwb2uOPsX
#GlobalSurgery#MedTwitter#GenderEquity
Em colaboração com o PGSSC queremos entender a discriminação de gênero durante a formação médica.
Se você é estudante de medicina no Brasil, gentilmente o convidamos a preencher esta pesquisa para fazer sua contribuição para este estudo.
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#Colonialism and its ongoing effects underlie many global & national health inequities. I'm so proud of @HarvardPGSSC's anti-racism statement. It is one of the most open, reflective, and honest #GlobalHealth organisations I have been involved in so far. https://t.co/fYocgxclgU
Ready for the Michigan Center for Global Surgery Symposium on Dec. 8?
We’ve got a great lineup that will get you fired up!
More info, registration: https://t.co/FoSsF1oUp0
#MCGS2020
🧵 on the speakers...
Medical students around the world, has Covid-19 affected your #medicaleducation? Results may help improve medical education worldwide.
The survey takes less than 7 minutes and is anonymous: https://t.co/qg6coUs38L
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Delighted to have Sadath Sayeed at the @HarvardPGSSC this morning to talk about this powerful article in @GlobalHeathBMJ "Institutionalising global health: a call for ethical reflection"
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