東アフリカにおける革新的なトレーニングイニシアチブを通じた頭頸部外科サービスの拡大

K Thomas Robbins¹, Johannes Fagan², Douglas Senyonjo³

¹Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Springfield, IL, USA. kthomasrobbins@gmail.com.

|January 14, 2026

Abstract:

Similar to other sub-Saharan regions, east African countries struggle to meet their overwhelming medical challenges, including a lack of well-trained doctors. New strategies for sub-speciality training are underway that may improve the workforce for head and neck surgeons and lessen the burden for patients with morbid and life-threatening diseases of this region. Detailing this approach is intended to encourage further training activity, increase global awareness, and create more intercontinental collaboration toward an improved skilled surgical workforce.

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補助療法サービス頭頸部がんサブスペシャリティトレーニングトレーナーのトレーニング

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