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Innovation and Global Surgery
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632 students

Innovation and Global Surgery

Surgical Innovation in Global Surgery
Created byJames Dittman
Last updated 2/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • What is surgical innovation and how does it relate to Global Surgery?
  • How to identify institutional voids, disruptive and reverse innovation in healthcare.
  • An overview of the innovative process from idea to prototype development.

Course content

5 sections16 lectures50m total length
  • Course Introduction0:59
  • Innovation, Surgery, and Global Equity2:57
  • Ethics, Regulations, and Team Building3:04

    Explore how autonomy, beneficence, do no harm, and justice guide ethical global surgery, with regulations and mentorship shaping team building to ensure safe, equitable innovation and responsible partnerships.

Requirements

  • There are no course requirements or prerequisites.

Description

Access to essential surgical care remains limited in many countries around the world, especially in regions which are resource-limited in general. Innovation is key to expand surgical access to underserved populations, and can take many forms. Collaboration between medical professionals, engineers, and community experts is required to achieve sustainable improvement of access to surgery worldwide. Examples of collaborations and notable efforts across all stages of development in global surgery are included to provide an impression of the overall scope and diversity of innovation in global surgery.

The main objectives of this course are to give a broad overview of innovation concepts as they relate to global surgery, provide key relevant resources for obtaining mentorship, provide references for studying each topic more in depth, and share practical advice regarding the innovative process based on personal experience. We welcome all budding innovators from around the world to join the course, whether you are in the medical profession or come from another background. While nothing in this course should be taken to constitute medical or legal advice, our hope is that through learning more about global surgery and innovation you will be able to identify barriers hindering patients in your area from accessing surgical care when they need it and become empowered to partner with local, regional, or national efforts to expand surgical access to the underserved. Together through innovation we can work towards universal access to essential surgical care worldwide.

Who this course is for:

  • all learners interested in global surgery and innovation
  • medical students interested in surgery