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The 13th Bethune Round Table Conference on International SurgeryEmergency and essential surgical care at the national health level in low-resource settings.Integration of surgical care in Rwanda’s health care system.Career satisfaction and work–social balance amongst surgical trainees in Nigeria.The role of international short-term volunteers in surgical care initiatives: the Gambian experience.Capacity of emergency and essential surgical care in Haiti.Nutritional status and short-term outcome among children presenting with surgical conditions to Mulago Hospital, Kampala.A resource planning analysis of district hospital surgical services in the Democratic Republic of Congo.Surgical care initiatives in resource restricted countries.Building sustainable academic partnerships in surgery and international health: the University of North Carolina-Kamuzu Central Hospital (UNC-KCH) experience.Compliance of a private hospital system with national health care goals.Evaluation of international partnerships for child surgery in sub-Saharan Africa.Ethical challenges in international surgical education: key topics to consider when integrating surgical initiatives within national health care priorities.Recognizing the need for additional knowledge and expertise for perioperative nurses in low income countries.Quality improvement through interdisciplinary collaboration: the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital experience.Barriers to and drivers of orthopaedic surgery research in East Africa: a qualitative analysis of interviews.Decreasing disparities in marginalized populations: one Canadian’s perspective.Integrating FIRST© into clinical officer training in Tanzania,The Haiti Breast Cancer Initiative (HBCI): Initial Findings and Analysis of Barriers-to-Care Delaying Patient Presentation.Telehealth in surgical capacity building: collaborative graduate medical education between the University of Virginia and Rwanda.Integrating surgical care initiatives in Uganda’s national health care priorities.A study in Rwandan burn injuries: defining disease burden and financial implications of delayed surgical care.“Treat & Train”: a novel program delivering specialist care to rural patients in Tanzania while increasing surgical training capacity.Integrating surgical care initiatives with national health care priorities.Surgical skills are not enough: a mixed methods needs assessment in North Gondar, Ethiopia.Injury experience in Tanzania: need for intervention.Global fellowship training programs for corneal transplantation in the developing world.Safer Anesthesia from Education (SAFE): the SAFE obstetrical anesthesia course and anesthesia practice network for Rwanda,
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