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Attention ST 3-8 RCSI surgical trainees! 📣 Be a part of the exciting 'Atlantic Surgical Leadership Exchange Programme' between HMU Vietnam and RCSI All criteria and application details at tinyurl.com/22qe5ftd Deadline is June 6th at 5pm (Irish time)! #globalsurgery

Dr Ines Peric, IGS Education Programme Manager: "At IGS, we build e-learning programmes with the people who use them. Using participatory co-creation, we’ve developed training for surgeons, anaesthetists & nurses in low-resource settings—like our 40-week Paediatric Anaesthesia

The 17th Meeting of the G4 Alliance Permanent Council is happening in Geneva tomorrow with lots of amazing speakers and sessions lined up! To join online register - tinyurl.com/yqjpfog3 We'll see you there! #globalsurgery #SOTACare #G4Alliance #WHA78 #WHA2025 RCSI

We're back online for the second half of the 17th Meeting of the G4 Alliance Permanent Council, happening in Geneva today. Log on now for a great session from Kee Park and the team on, "Global Surgery Financing - The Next Frontier." To join online - tinyurl.com/yqjpfog3

Two years later, the clinicians who completed the first breast-health course ever done in #Malawi have become the cornerstone of breast services for rural dwellers. The #Akazi project has helped isolated communities such as the one in Chikowa improve access to care and have

Dr Chiara Pittalis, IGS Research Fellow: "10 years on from the Lancet Commission, we know real progress in global surgery doesn’t come from the top down—it’s built through listening, partnership, and locally led action. Proud to work with colleagues in #Akazi and SURG-Water

We're delighted to have our Kenyatta University colleagues, Prof Jana MacLeod, Dr Titus Kahiga, Dr Peris Waithiru & Dr Kizito Shisanya in RCSI Dublin this week, where we are discussing future collaborations between our universities! 🤝 Thank you to Erasmus+ for their

On 7 May, stakeholders met to discuss SURG-Water, its different phases and next steps. Everyone heard from the beneficiaries how the project has changed the reality of their health centres from having no water at all to having a supply of safe water to use in the maternity wards

Antonio Jaén Osuna, IGS Communications Expert: "I always remind myself that the most important part of the work is the people. Grants, awards, articles... none of it means anything to me if the project I am working on has no impact on people's lives. That's why I like Global

Thank you to Prof Judith Strawbridge, RCSI Director of Education, School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences (PBS), for providing our delegates with her expertise today! 🤝 Thank you also to our own Lucia Brocato & Lawa Shaban for giving an overview of the RCSI/COSECSA

Dr Emanuela Parotto, IGS PhD scholar: "📍Greetings from Blantyre, Malawi! I'm currently on the ground conducting in-depth interviews with anaesthesia providers. I'm exploring what they believe, know, and do in their daily work — key elements that shape their professional

It’s always great to get the SURGhub project team together – and wonderful to hear so much support for SURGhub at the World Health Assembly. With over 100 courses and over 17,500 learners, it’s really taking off There are also great ambitions afoot to expand open access online

Although we’ve heard it termed the “funding cuts assembly” this week, there’s a lot of interesting and impactful work being progressed in and around the World Health Assembly in Geneva. Lots of focus on training of the entire surgical team, together. An increasing focus on

Dr Lawa Shaban, IGS Research Assistant: "In the past year, we have developed and launched a mobile app for the COSECSA logbook! This innovative tool aims to enhance usability and data accuracy while making it easier for trainees to document their operative experience on the go.

Lucia Brocato, RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme Manager: "Marking a decade of global impact since the Lancet report, the RCSI/COSECSA partnership continues to transform surgery across Sub-Saharan Africa. The RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme, supported by Irish Aid,

Lucia Brocato, RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme Manager: "Marking a decade of global impact since the Lancet report, the RCSI/COSECSA partnership continues to transform surgery across Sub-Saharan Africa. The RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme, supported by Irish Aid,

Lucia Brocato, RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme Manager: "Marking a decade of global impact since the Lancet report, the RCSI/COSECSA partnership continues to transform surgery across Sub-Saharan Africa. The RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme, supported by Irish Aid,

Lucia Brocato, RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme Manager: "Marking a decade of global impact since the Lancet report, the RCSI/COSECSA partnership continues to transform surgery across Sub-Saharan Africa. The RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme, supported by Irish Aid,

Lucia Brocato, RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme Manager: "Marking a decade of global impact since the Lancet report, the RCSI/COSECSA partnership continues to transform surgery across Sub-Saharan Africa. The RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme, supported by Irish Aid,

Lucia Brocato, RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme Manager: "Marking a decade of global impact since the Lancet report, the RCSI/COSECSA partnership continues to transform surgery across Sub-Saharan Africa. The RCSI/COSECSA Collaboration Programme, supported by Irish Aid,