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The Imperative of Academia in the Globalization of Plastic Surgery
Harry S Nayar1, Michael L Bentz, Gustavo Herdocia Baus
1*Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, Madison, WI †Department of Plastic Surgery, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Nicaragua, Leon, Nicaragua; and ‡Department of Plastic Surgery, Catholic University, Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Abstract:
Although vertical health care delivery models certainly will remain a vital component in the provision of surgery in low-and-middle-income countries, it is clear now that the sustainability of global surgery will depend on more than just surgeons operating. Instead, what is needed is a comprehensive approach, that is, a horizontal integration that develops sustainable human resources, physical infrastructure, administrative oversight, and financing mechanisms in the developing world. We propose that such a strategy for development would necessarily involve an active role by academic institutions of high-income countries.
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