SURG Foundation

Global innovation, collaboration and crowdsourcing: Surgical Research Gateway Foundation incorporates @GlobalSurg @STARSurgUK @EuroSurg. Reg Charity: 1159898

[SURG Foundation @SURG_F]

7x higher child death risk after emergency surgery in poorer countries - @GlobalSurg #GlobalSurgery study free here: https://t.co/azEha4TVNq

[Lifebox @SaferSurgery]

Landmark paper by @GlobalSurg highlights urgent need to focus on postoperative care.

[Susannah Schaefer @SschaeferST]

This! We are committed to supporting health systems strengthening through our cleft treatment programs around the world👇

[Professor Calum Semple OBE @ProfCalumSemple]

SR Knight et al @ewenharrison Early death after cancer surgery might be reduced by focusing on strengthening perioperative care. Global variation in postoperative mortality and complications after cancer surgery, especially in LMICs : The Lancet. https://t.co/KWnXTfzKmw

[David Selwyn @totallytigers]

@CPOC_News

[PHD Comics @PHDcomics]

Rejection

[ASiT @ASiTofficial]

Are you interested in research and academic surgery? Or just want to know more about it?

Sign up for a FREE ticket to Nottingham @STARSurgUK x @ASiTofficial online Academic Surgery Evening

When: Monday 26th April 2021
Time: 7.30pm – 9.00pm BST
Where: Zoom

[American College of Surgeons @AmCollSurgeons]

In a mostly digital world, social media keeps us together. Our April Bulletin cover story looks at the role social media has played within surgery the last year and how you can optimize your own social media presence.

Read the full story here: https://t.co/eR2uYhL6xb

[Gil Morgan, MD @weoncologists]

Just Out📣on @TheLancet 📰

Multi center Study sees
Early death after #cancer #surgery could be reduced📉by policies focusing on strengthening perioperative care systems to detect & intervene in common complications‼️

https://t.co/qsayZvcdj7

[UBC Branch for Global Surgical Care @UBC_Global_Surg]

Important paper which points to need for enhanced postoperative care and facilities in LMICs for cancer surgery to help reduce complications on postoperative mortality. @TheLancet https://t.co/EA47hMknWN

[Dr Ed Fitzgerald @DrEdFitzgerald]

Great to talk at #ASiT2021 today, 11 years on from my own 2010 conference as @ASiTofficial President 🗣🕰

To the next generation of surgeons ➡️ be brave, bold & global in your careers, there’s never been a more exciting time to be in #healthcare #surgery 💡🌍

[The Lancet Oncology @TheLancetOncol]

Also online today in @TheLancet: Global variation in postoperative mortality and complications after #cancer #surgery: a multicentre, prospective cohort study in 82 countries https://t.co/gdIqNjJT4B

[montymythen @montymythen]

Next big challenges:
1) children’s education
2) mental health
3) poverty
4) NOVID health care

Let’s start to prep our patients for delayed Cancer surgery. @EBPOM @topmedtalk @PeriOpQI @macmillancancer @CPOC_News @TheLancet @RCoANews

[ActionTash @Action_TashENT]

So much opportunity, a real taste of the kind of career I would love to aspire to. Wonderful to hear from a former ASiT president. Thank you @DrEdFitzgerald! @ASiTofficial #excellinginadversity

[Rakan Kabariti @DrRakankabariti]

Wow! what an achievement. As always fantastic collaborative, honoured to have been involved as a national lead @GlobalSurg
https://t.co/qriz3aGxVQ

#collaborationisthewayforward

[Timothy Hall @tim_hall1]

Proud to have contributed, however, SO much work remains in addressing disparities in global cancer surgery outcomes.

Aside from financial investment and policy reformation, how else can we help improve the provision of perioperative care to those that need it most?

[Aneel Bhangu @aneelbhangu]

2. my key message 2: don't miss the data rich supplement. Huge data on perioperative processes around cancer surgery. When did you last compare your services to those of the world?

https://t.co/L0uwaBsb7k

great work @ewenharrison @TheLancet

full PDF: https://t.co/8EspAsaXMi

[kokasbalint @kokasbalint]

Global variation in postoperative mortality and complications after cancer surgery: a multicentre, prospective cohort study in 82 countries - The Lancet https://t.co/eF6jy9sCRX

[NCRI Partnership @NCRI_partners]

📰 @EdinburghUni researchers report that better post-surgery care would dramatically improve cancer survival in low-and lower-middle-income countries where patients are six times more likely to die from complications.

https://t.co/X1YFwD19pK