SCCM Resource Library-Global Scholars Program for LMICs: The Stanford Model

Global Scholars Program for LMICs: The Stanford Model

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Anna Crawford from Stanford University emphasized the importance of creating bidirectional partnerships in global health during a talk at a conference organized by Dr. Kwame and SCCM. She advocated for professional development and exchange programs to promote universal health coverage, drawing attention to the need for collaboration rather than one-sided assistance. Crawford highlighted the value of learning from global peers, acknowledging the innovative practices in resource-constrained settings. She discussed logistical challenges in hosting international colleagues and underscored the importance of understanding cultural differences. Crawford urged for a shift from traditional outreach to mutual cooperation and learning.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | SCCM Global Health Outreach

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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

Keywords

bidirectional partnerships

global health

professional development

universal health coverage

cultural differences

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