Global Surgery Program

Research and Publications

Research publications

The Global Surgery Program Offers many opportunities for residents and students to engage in research.Visit the Research Opportunities section and view what the Acute Care/Trauma Team and the Global Surgery Program is conducting research on.

2024 Publications

  • World Journal of Surgery Surgical training trends in the Americas: A cross‐continental assessment
    Authors: Benjamin P. Cassidy, C. Sierra Stingl, Napoleón Méndez, Gustavo M. Machain, Felipe Vega-Rivera, Marcelo A. F. Ribeiro Jr., Hernan Sacoto, Pablo Ottolino, Susan K. Beitia, Martha Quiodettis, Edgar B. Rodas, Mike M. Mallah
  • Surgery Open Science Early use of professional interpreters improves trauma outcomes
    Authors: S.Bertram, R. Nichols, L.Cox, & M. Mallah
  • Open Manual of Surgery in Resource Limited Settings  -- Trans-Urethral Resection of Bladder Tumor, Emma Bryant, Gabrielle Yankelevich
  • Publication Pending: Initial Qualitative Needs Assessment of Surgical Resident Case Logging in Low- and Middle- Income Countries Across Pan-African Training Programs
  • Multiple manuscripts are in progress

In the first six months, residents and faculty engaged with the Global Surgery Program have achieved the following:

In the News:

MUSC Dr. Mike Mallah talk global health and international surgery on News2

Global Surgery and the EAST Global Surgery Ad Hoc Taskforce- an EAST Traumacast and Careercast Mashup

Join Drs. Prerna Ladha, Hassan Mashbari and Lauren Dudas and learn about Global Surgery from Drs. Mike Mallah, Chris Dodgion, Katie Iverson and the EAST Global Surgery Ad Hoc Task Force. 

What does Global Surgery  even mean? How can you get involved, who is out there practicing internationally or can you practice Global Surgery domestically?