National, collaborative evaluation of medical student and faculty perspectives on global surgery - Survey of undergraduate respondents on global surgery education (SURGE): A cross-sectional study

Autor: Michal Kawka, Saud Alfadhel, Soham Bandyopadhyay, Vigneshwar R. Veerappan, Won Young Yoon, Hannah S. Thomas, Baveena Heer, Victoria A. Leigh, Luke Y. Zhu, Naomi J. Wright, Angelos G. Kolias, Isobel H. Marks, J Edward Fitzgerald, Kokila Lakhoo, Peter J. Hutchinson, Aayushi Singal, Amir Mohammed, Abirami Kathiravelupillai, Keane Evans-Harvey, Setthasorn ZY. Ooi, Noah Sagua, Chandini P. Chand, Shantanu Bajaj, Payam Soleimani-Nouri, Viraj Shah, Daisy Evans, Sunna Ali, Pedra Rabiee, Alexandrina Braniste, Kurtis Wilson, William J. Doherty, Chloe Jordan, Felecia D'souza, Arina Toma, Rajeevlochan Ravi, Manasi M. Shirke, Teodora-Ioana Pampu-Romanescu, Hira Mayet, Leshanth Uthayanan, Elise Bisson, James R. O'Hanlon, Liza YW. Chong, Mahnoor Shah, Stephen McWilliams, Parivrudh R. Sharma, Rabii Aboulhosn, Conor T. Boylan, Sheryl Abraham, Veena Sudarshan, Felicity Greenfield, Lydia Dean, Manal I. Patel, Sulaymaan Al Majid, Catherine JY. Chaeng, Michael Ashfiel, Eamon Rawlins, Marina Politis, Karisma Sharma, Suraj Gandhi, Oluwatomini Fashina, Biyyam M. Rao, Steven Toh, Aysha Zahid, Xenia Sara, Rand Aljubure, Robert Smillie, Aditi Aggarwal, Himani Jayasinghe, Aqsa Ahmed, Morgan Weiland, Anna Apara, Kiana Bowden, Ali Ridha

Publikováno v: International journal of surgery (London, England). 93

Introduction It is estimated that 28–32% of the global burden of disease can be treated with surgery. Most of this burden is concentrated in low and middle-income countries, underpinning the importance of the topic of global surgery (GS). The multi

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