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Tim Crocker-Buqué 5 th Year – University of Nottingham Professor Harold Ellis Medical Student Prize for Surgery 9 th October 2009 What Effect can Surgeons have on World Health? GAPMINDER

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What Effect can Surgeons have on World Health?. Tim Crocker-Buqué. 5 th Year – University of Nottingham Professor Harold Ellis Medical Student Prize for Surgery 9 th October 2009. GAPMINDER. Disability Adjusted Life Year - DALY. Quantifying the global burden of disease:. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Tim Crocker-Buqué5th Year – University of Nottingham

Professor Harold Ellis Medical Student Prize for Surgery

9th October 2009

What Effect can Surgeons have on World Health?

GAPMINDER

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Disability Adjusted Life Year - DALY

1 DALY = 1 year of ‘healthy’ life lost to disability or death

Quantifying the global burden of disease:

Murray and Acharya, 1997

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The World Proportional to Total Population

United Nations Development Programme’s 2004 Human Development ReportFrom: www.worldmapper.org

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The World Proportional to Absolute Poverty (<$2 per day)

United Nations Development Programme’s 2004 Human Development ReportFrom: www.worldmapper.org

Low income countries: LIC

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The World Proportional to Number of Deaths from Injuries per Year

United Nations Development Programme’s 2004 Human Development ReportFrom: www.worldmapper.org and Ozgediz & Rivello, 2008)

90% Injury Deaths in LIC

African children >5yo – more deaths from injuries than HIV, Malaria and TB combined 63,000,000

DALYs

Only 33% injured patients in Africa reach a health facility

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The World Proportional to Number of Deaths from Congenital Birth Defects per Year

United Nations Development Programme’s 2004 Human Development ReportFrom: www.worldmapper.org

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The World Proportional to Number of Deaths from Congenital Birth Defects per Year

United Nations Development Programme’s 2004 Human Development ReportFrom: www.worldmapper.org

14,000,000 DALYs

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The World Proportional Maternal Mortality

United Nations Development Programme’s 2004 Human Development ReportFrom: www.worldmapper.org and Ozgediz & Riviello, 2008)

500,000 surgically preventable deaths PA

99% maternal deaths in LICs

10,000,000 DALYs

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Contribution of surgically treatable diseases:

164,000,000 Disability Adjusted Life Years

=

11 - 15% Global Disease Burden

Debas at al., 2006

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What Effect can Surgeons have on World Health?

Almost nothing.

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The World Proportional to Number of Working Doctors

World Health Organisation’s 2006 World Health ReportFrom: www.worldmapper.org

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1 Doctor:15,000 population

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1 Surgeon:30,000 population UgandaOzgediz et al., 2008

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Education

Education

Education

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Questions?

Thank you

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Recruitment and Retention of Doctors in LICs

Remuneration and incentives

Resources: equipment and drugs

Safe working environment

Training and mentoring

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Cost of of treating surgical disease:

Measles Vaccine

HIV Antiretroviral Therapy

Basic Surgical Care

$5

$300 - $500

$11 - $33

Estimated cost (USD) per DALY averted