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Global Outreach in PM&R: Opportunities, Disparitie ...
Global Outreach in PM&R: Opportunities, Disparitie ...
Global Outreach in PM&R: Opportunities, Disparities, and New Horizons
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In this video, a panel of experts discussed the challenges and opportunities in global outreach and providing rehabilitation medicine in countries around the world. They highlighted the need for increased focus on global health in the field of physical medicine. They mentioned that there is a vast need for rehabilitation services worldwide, particularly in the Western Pacific and Southeast Asia regions. They also discussed the varying levels of access to rehabilitation facilities in different countries. The panelists shared their experiences with international rehabilitation work, including providing clinical care, advocacy, and education. They emphasized the importance of understanding local cultures and working with local stakeholders to ensure the sustainability of projects. They also addressed challenges related to cultural relevance, funding, and the involvement of other specialists in providing comprehensive care. The panelists suggested that building partnerships, sharing knowledge, and providing training opportunities can help address these challenges. They also highlighted the importance of listening to local communities and individuals with disabilities to ensure that their needs are prioritized. The panelists suggested that residency programs and medical schools can incorporate global health curriculum and provide opportunities for medical students and residents to get involved in global health projects. They also mentioned the importance of collaborations with organizations like the International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine and the International Rehab Forum. The panelists acknowledged that there are political and systemic barriers to implementing global health initiatives, but emphasized the need for continued efforts to provide rehabilitation medicine services and education in countries with limited resources.
Keywords
global outreach
rehabilitation medicine
challenges
opportunities
physical medicine
global health
rehabilitation services
access to rehabilitation facilities
international rehabilitation work
sustainability of projects
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