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Publisher: "World Journal of Surgery"

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Ginecología, obstetricia, pediatría, geriatría(1)

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Defining Surgical Workforce Density Targets to Meet Child and Neonatal Mortality Rate Targets in the Age of the Sustainable Development Goals: A Global Cross-Sectional Study

Abstract: Objectives: To reduce preventable deaths of newborns and children, the United Nations set a target r

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Bhangu A., Bickler S.W., Buda A.M., Emmanuel A. Ameh, Evans F.M., Greenberg S.L.M., Kaseje N., Meara J.G., Nabukenya M.T., Rice H.E., Smith E.R., Truché P.

Estimates of Treatable Deaths Within the First 20 Years of Life from Scaling Up Surgical Care at First-Level Hospitals in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Abstract: Background: Surgical care is an important, yet often neglected component of child health in low- and

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Abbas A., Abdelhafeez H., Abib S., Ali A., Aziz T.T., Bhangu A., Bickler S.W., Bundy D.A.P., Chowdhury T.K., Emmanuel A. Ameh, Ignacio R.C., Jamison D.T., Keller B., Klazura G., Kling K., Martin B., Meara J.G., Mock C.N., Ozgediz D.E., Philipo G.S., Seyi-Olajide J.O., Sykes A.G., Thangarajah H., Yap A.

Healthcare Leaders Develop Strategies for Expanding National Surgical, Obstetric, and Anaesthesia Plans in WHO AFRO and EMRO Regions

Abstract: Background: Worldwide, five billion people lack access to safe, affordable surgical, obstetric, and

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Albutt K., Andriamanjato H.H., Bekele A., Citron I., ElSayed A.S., Emmanuel A. Ameh, Johnson W.D., Makasa E.M.M., Maongezi S., Meara J.G., Monono M.E., Nthele M., Rwamasirabo E., Smalle I., Sonderman K., Tumusiime P.

Potentially Avertable Child Mortality Associated with Surgical Workforce Scale-up in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Global Study

Abstract: Background: Expansion of access to surgical care can improve health outcomes, although the impact th

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Bickler S.W., Botelho F., Bowder A.N., Corlew S., Emmanuel A. Ameh, Greenberg S.L.M., Levis A.W., Meara J.G., Mooney D.P., Poenaru D., Rice H.E., Smith E.R., Truché P.