03/07/2017

ReSurge at Forefront of International Surgical Care Movement

This is an exciting time to be a provider of surgical care in developing countries. In the last several years, the academic medical community and international bodies such as the World Bank and the World Health Organization (WHO) have begun to study surgical care and promote it as a critical solution for improving health and economic growth in developing countries. Click below to continue reading...

The International Surgical Care Movement

Mar 7, 2017 10:00:00 AM

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Raising the Profile of International Surgical Care ReSurge is at the forefront of the movement to raise the profile of surgical care as a global health issue, a movement that began with the 2015 publication of The Lancet Commission's report on global surgery.

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Since 1969, ReSurge International has provided more than 110,000 surgeries in developing countries through direct treatment of patients and training of local surgeons.

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