Description
+ Include: 29 videos, size: 3.63 GB
+ Target Audience: neurosurgeons
+ Sample video: contact me for sample video
+ Information:
Friday, November 19, 2021 6:45am to 6pm
The “Global Neurosurgery Education Summit 2021,” will be presented (virtually) on November 19, 2021. If you have not yet registered, do so today to reserve your place.
This course will bring together neurosurgeons and health policy leaders from around the world who are involved in the training and education of neurosurgeons in developing countries. These assembled leaders will review the current status of neurosurgery in developing countries and the neurosurgical support coming from North America and Europe, identify key factors for success in overcoming barriers for the development of sustainable global neurosurgery models, identify key failures, and identify ways for neurosurgery health care providers to get involved in a meaningful way. A special end-of-day session with invited faculty will focus on developing a consensus statement of best practices in global neurosurgery education and training.
TARGETED AUDIENCE
This course is designed for health care providers with an interest in improving neurosurgical care in developing nations. These providers include practicing physicians, residents and fellows, physician assistants, nurses and nurse practitioners, and medical students. The course will be of special interest to primary care physicians as well as those who specialize in neurosurgery, emergency medicine, neurology, trauma, and surgery.
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
By the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:
- Define the existing Global Neurosurgery resources by region.
- Describe the needs, obstacles, and successful practices for developing global neurosurgery programs by region.
- Implement a plan to become involved in an area of neurosurgical program development in their region of interest.
- Develop a defined research area of interest and potential collaborations to pursue this interest
+ Topics:
AO Trauma North America Experience.mp4
Case Report NED Foundation – Our Experience – Global Neurosurgery in East Africa.mp4
CNS International Committee.mp4
Duke Global Neurosurgery and Neurology.mp4
Education and Training in Neurosurgery African (West) Perspective.mp4
FIENS and Global Health in an Imperfect World The Role of Clack Fellowships.mp4
FIENS-Bassett Global Neurosurgery Fellowship.mp4
Global Neuro Neurotrauma Education.mp4
Global Neurosurgery Education Tanzania Experience.mp4
Global Neurosurgery Thinking Beyond the Operating Room.mp4
Global Pediatric Neurosurgical Programs Middle East.mp4
Haiti Experience 2021 Updates on Neurosurgery.mp4
Internatiornal Fellowship Training at SickKids, Toronto, Canada.mp4
Nepal Neospine Neurosurgery Program.mp4
NeuroKids Vanderbilt University Program.mp4
Neurosurgery in Ethiopia.mp4
Ohana One Pilot Study International Surgical Aid & Education.mp4
Overview of Global Neurosurgery Education Programs.mp4
Panel Discussion on Global Neurosurgery Programs and Development of a Consensus Statement on Pilot Global Fellowship Programs in Trauma and Pediatrics.mp4
Pediatric Neurosurgery Partnerships in Vietnam.mp4
Project ECHO An Innovative Strategy for Virtual Education.mp4
Review of Existing Global Neurosurgery Educational Programs – Local Champion Perspective South Africa.mp4
Seattle Science Foundation Neurosurgery Program.mp4
Social Networks, Augmented Reality, and the Evolution of Global Surgery Training.mp4
The Evaluation of Feasibility of Smartglasses in Supporting Spinal Surgical Procedures in Developing Countries.mp4
The Fogarty Global Fellowship Program.mp4
The Long Road to Neurosurgery Training in Haiti.mp4
The Neurotrauma and Global Neurosurgery International Fellowship.mp4
Weill Cornell Tanzania Neurosurgery Initiative.mp4
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