La médecine change. Nous le savons, bien sûr. Il y a de nouveaux médicaments, de
nouveaux protocoles, de nouvelles marches à suivre intéressantes et des outils de …

Medicine is changing. We know that, of course. There are new drugs and protocols, cool
new procedures, and innovative education tools that are making doctors from a different …

Unfortunately, many patients in the United States experience disparities in access to surgical
care, including geographic constraints, limited transportation and time, and financial …

Introduction An intermittent surgical services program in rural Ecuador was able to benefit
from close collaboration between surgeons and primary care physicians through the use of …

Access to safe and timely surgical care saves lives, but its multiple barriers in low-and
middle-income countries (LMICs) contribute to high postoperative mortality [1]. In these …

At the end of the 20th Century, the world lives in the midst of a tremendous contradiction. On
one side we have great scientific and technological progress, designed for the well-being of …

Telehealth can be an important tool for increasing access to care and has become key
during the pandemic. 1–3 During the initial implementation of our surgery department's …

Year after year, the cost of healthcare in the United States is rising. While as physicians we
focus heavily on how we can cut costs for our institutions, less in the spotlight is the great …

A major result of the COVID-19 pandemic was the disruption of surgical care, especially in
the early months. Resource limitations in personal protective equipment and concern for …

Télémédecine: quis, quid, ubi, quibus auxiliis, cur, quomodo, quando? T. Syburra, M.
Genoni La télémédecine est l'exercice de la médecine en utilisant des télécommunications …