One hundred up: the Weary Dunlop Boonpong Scholarship

Hollands, Michael; Chadbunchachai, Witaya; Prasertcharoensuk, Supatcha; Samankatiwat, Noppawat; Watters, David; Ung, Owen; Korin, Stephanie; Bhothisuwan, Kris

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“…Scholars are selected by the RCST and spend time in Australia in a chosen study programme. To date, over 100 scholars have been selected and many have become local and international surgical leaders 9 . In 2002, RACS provided financial assistance to the Thai College to establish the ATLS Course, again under the auspices of the ACS.…”

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RACS and its Fellows: a contribution to sustainable healthcare improvement in South East Asia

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Abdullah²,

Kong

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ANZ Journal of Surgery

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The question of whether small non‐government organizations with comparatively small budgets can make a substantial contribution to sustainable improvement in health care in low‐ and middle‐income countries is crucial to funding global surgical projects. The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and its Fellows have partnered with local organizations and clinicians to deliver a wide range of projects in South East Asia. These projects have proved sustainable and have increased healthcare capacity in these nations. This provides strong evidence that small non‐government organizations such as the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons can make a major contribution to global surgeryI

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RACS and its Fellows: a contribution to sustainable healthcare improvement in South East Asia

Hollands

Abdullah²,

Kong

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ANZ Journal of Surgery

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“…This Fellowship, a joint collaboration between the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand, has now been awarded to over 100 Thai surgeons. Recipients of the Fellowship have made significant contributions to Thai surgery including clinical service delivery, resource planning and national policy changes [2].…”

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Safe, Available, Sustainable: Goals for More Relevant Global Surgery—Lessons from Wartime

Hollands

2023

World j. surg.

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One hundred up: the Weary Dunlop Boonpong Scholarship

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RACS and its Fellows: a contribution to sustainable healthcare improvement in South East Asia

RACS and its Fellows: a contribution to sustainable healthcare improvement in South East Asia

Safe, Available, Sustainable: Goals for More Relevant Global Surgery—Lessons from Wartime

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