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International Medical Collaboration: Lessons from Cuba.

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  • 1Camaguey Children's Hospital, Camaguey 70100, Cuba. cgmauro.cmw@infomed.sld.cu.

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Cuban health professionals provide vital primary care globally, focusing on underserved regions. Their collaboration aims to reduce mortality and build sustainable healthcare systems through training and infrastructure development.

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  • Global Health
  • International Medical Collaboration
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  • Over 50,000 Cuban health professionals are deployed in 67 countries.
  • The majority serve in primary care settings within deprived areas.
  • Their work complements local healthcare professionals' efforts.

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  • The initiative targets reducing morbidity and mortality rates.
  • Long-term health improvements are pursued through local professional training.
  • Focus on building healthcare institutions and delivery structures.

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  • Cuban medical collaboration is rooted in social justice and equity.
  • Significant international contribution from a middle-income nation.
  • Emphasis on comprehensive health system strengthening and population education.
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