Butaro Hospital expansion project is rapidly progressing, with the first phase expected to be completed in December 2022.
Recent photos show noticeable changes on the construction site.
@DrMattDacso Great paper, Should the partners and visiting MD's be challenging and changing mindsets to people who frequently provide funding to programs? They can help change the metrics on what "success" is for program design and hopefully reduce the challenges identified.
Temporary surgery teams from high-resource settings can lead to both benefits & drawbacks in LMICs, including
✅ Clinical care, education & research opportunities
❌ Insufficient communication, coordination & follow-up
More in a new systematic review ➡️ https://t.co/gfkmx1wk5G
Catch a listen! New episode out now with Dr. Shylaja Devi and Dr. Nandakumar Menon. See link below. #globalhealth#medicine#surgery
https://t.co/loiCsrNDrw
From our upcoming episode. “The whole idea is to empower the community - it’s not just about providing healthcare services. It’s about empowering the community to be able to take care of their own healthcare. How can this be used in your community/area?#globalhealth#surgery
Great summary of factors required for equitable access to surgery by Desalegn Bekele of Ethiopian Health Services Directorate. 1 Leadership 2 Facility equipment 3 Workforce 4 Facility number 5 Amenities e.g. roads, 6. Communication with stakeholders @Net4PCc
From a recent grand rounds, a great idea to consider. How can we use it to further training for rural and remote providers in various global contexts be it remote regions of Canada or abroad? Short answer: there will likely be more utilization of digital tech in these settings.
Education Sunday: From upcoming speakers from ASHWINI. What lessons exist from this paper for remote Canada or elsewhere for mental health care models for surgical/trauma patients from remote/rural areas?
https://t.co/Lkecmsathg
#globalhealth#surgery#Trauma
Find Dr. Abebe Bekele @abebesurg, an amazing educator and surgeon, on Episode 6 : Train, Train, Train! of our podcast (link in bio!)
Find more about him and his work on our Instagram Portrait Series! @ott_globalsurgery
We are launching our Portrait Series strong today on Instagram with the amazing Dr. Marcella Ryan-Coder @EmmArr_Cee, a fierce advocate in global surgery and gender equity!
You can find her on Episode #2: Being a Surgeon and a Feminist in Sierra Leone - a Winning Combination
@bmj_latest Hospitals are protected and while a worrying trend on them being targets the last 10 years as noted by MSF, The Lancet and UN the attacks on healthcare needs to stop to ensure safe care for civilians.
To highlight one of our upcoming speakers. Check out the University of Global Health Equity in Rwanda founded by one our speakers with support from Partners in Health!
https://t.co/GUvj2R1qZv
#globalsurgery, #medicine,#surgery,#publichealth,#publichealth
Following the sad news of the passing of Dr. Paul's Farmer, we're re-sharing one of our reading recommendations. Mountains Beyond Mountains is a must read for anyone interested in global health. It is the the story of his remarkable life and quest to improve access to health care