Inside a Surgical Mission

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What is it like to travel to a foreign country on a surgical mission? We take an in depth look at the experiences of the surgeons, nurses, students, mission leaders, and anesthetists. Join your moderator, Dr. Carrie Valdez, as she interviews members of the ISHI surgical mission team led by EAST member, Dr. Ziad Sifri. Supplemental material: www.ishiglobal.orgRutgers Global Surgery Fellowship

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