Minding the Ps and Qs in global surgery outreach programmes

Lindert, Judith; Sharma, Dhananjaya; Cotton, Michael

doi:10.1177/00494755221144679

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“…Guidelines and checklists for how to plan, what to do, what not to do, how to do it, how to deal with the extra layer of ethical complexity of global surgery, how to measure impact and even how to write about it have been comprehensively documented. All that is now needed is to 'walk the talk' with forbearance and kindness, instead of patronizing or condescending airs 24 .…”

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Ten lessons for global surgery researchers

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2024

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Global surgery is an area of study, research; practice and advocacy that seeks to improve health outcomes and achieve health equity for all people who require surgical care, with a special emphasis on underserved populations. Researchers and institutions in LMICs (Low and Middle Income Countries) are the major stakeholders in this and have to provide the academic leadership in this emerging field.I am a lifelong activist and campaigner for appropriate technology and affordable low-cost surgical solutions to achieve equitable surgical care for underserved populations. It gives me great pleasure to share our successful ideas which made a difference and which become our vade mecum over the years, as lessons for global surgery researchers from LMICs.

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