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Postgraduate Fellowships, Distant Continuing Education, and Funding in Neurosurgical Education
Ignatius N Esene1, Juliet Sekabunga2, Robert J Dempsey3
1Foundation for International Education in Neurological Surgery (FIENS); Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Bamenda, Bambili, Cameroon; Winners Foundation, Yaounde, Cameroon.
Abstract:
Neurosurgical education and training are the essential tenets for the development of a sustainable workforce. However, opportunities for training are limited in most parts of the world due to socioeconomic constraints and an inadequate workforce. This global deficit has triggered a huge drive to expand training opportunities. Although training programs are increasing numerically, most of these programs focus on basic residency training with no opportunities for fellowships and continuing education. Herein, we use the Foundation of International Education in Neurological Surgery as a global success model to elucidate on the role of fellowships, distant continuing education, and funding in neurosurgery.
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