Background Access to adequate surgical care is limited globally, particularly in low-and
middle-income countries (LMICs). To address this issue, surgeons are becoming …

Background Fostering the success of surgical trainees from low-and middle-income
countries (LMICs) plausibly addresses the existing workforce deficit in a sustainable …

Objectives This qualitative study aimed to explore the perspectives of Canadian global
surgeons with experience developing surgical education partnerships with low-and middle …

Triplets delivered in 2015,(the World Bank's Disease Control Priorities 3rd edition, the World
Health Assembly's resolution 68.15, and the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery report) …

Background There is a wide chasm in access to essential and emergency surgery between
high and low/middle income countries (LMICs). Surgeons worldwide are integral to solutions …

INTRODUCTION Safe and affordable surgical care has been recognized as an important
component of global health. One of the challenges in providing safe and affordable surgical …

Importance Surgical disease is a global health priority, and improving surgical care requires
local capacity building. Single-institution partnerships and surgical missions are logistically …

The global disparities in both surgical disease burden and access to delivery of surgical
care are gaining prominence in the medical literature and media. Concurrently, there is an …

Introduction Little is known about perceptions of low-income and middle-income country
(LMIC) partners regarding global surgery collaborations with high-income countries (HICs) …

OBJECTIVE There is a global lack of access to surgical care, and this issue
disproportionately affects those in low-and middle-income countries. Global surgery …