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FRRHH Update – Focus on Humanitarian Healthcare

Friday 24 February 2023 marked one year since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

As the conflict persists, the call for vital medical support continues to grow. Our partners, UK-Med, have continually deployed teams of healthcare practitioners since the conflict began, and are now providing support to communities in Turkey and Syria struck by devastating earthquakes earlier this year.

The 2nd International Congress on Innovations in Global Surgery (ICIGS)

The 2nd International Congress on Innovations in Global Surgery (ICIGS) is being held on the 24th and 25th of April 2023, at the White Sands Sarova Hotel, Mombasa, Kenya. This event is in partnership with the Surgical Society of Kenya (SSK) and precedes their annual conference.

Humanitarian Response to the 1986 San Salvador Earthquake: A Personal Retrospective

Massive earthquakes are nothing new, but our awareness of their effects has increased substantially with the proliferation of social media. We have gotten much better at organizing and professionalizing international relief over the past quarter-century. There is still much to do, including a need to overcome recurring geo-political factors that impede rescue efforts, even as they have very recently in Turkey and Syria.

Other FRRHH News

The 2nd International Congress on Innovations in Global Surgery (ICIGS)

Published: 8 May 2023

Last month, a truly international and multidisciplinary group of global healthcare champions gathered in Mombasa Kenya, with one aim, to improving access to safe surgery for all regardless of location. Sponsored by The Faculty of Remote, Rural & Humanitarian Healthcare, this international congress brought together clinicians, engineers, biomedical engineers, software programmers and many other professionals from over 25 countries.

A Message from RCSEd CEO, Mark Egan

Published: 3 March 2023

Newly appointed Chief Executive of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Mark Egan shares his first impressions of the Faculty of Remote, Rural and Humanitarian Healthcare and its wider contribution to the College.