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Global Surgical Initiatives to Reduce the Surgical Burden of Disease
Global surgical initiatives are hindered by the lack of data reflecting the magnitude of the unmet need. Here, Tollefson and Larrabee describe the progress of global surgery initiatives, delineate research priorities, review metrics that assess the cost-effectiveness of surgical services, and discus...
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| description | Global surgical initiatives are hindered by the lack of data reflecting the magnitude of the unmet need. Here, Tollefson and Larrabee describe the progress of global surgery initiatives, delineate research priorities, review metrics that assess the cost-effectiveness of surgical services, and discuss approaches to building surgical capacity to reduce the global surgical burden of disease. |
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