Essential Surgery: Improving Global Health
Disease Control Priorities
3
rd
Edition
ESSENTIAL SURGERY
[NAME]
[AFFILIATION]
[EVENT OR MEETING]
[DATE]
Disease Control Priorities
History
2
•
1993 World Development
Report
•
Disease Control Priorities in
Developing Countries, Second
Edition
2006 (
DCP2
)
•
Disease Control Priorities, 3rd
Edition
2015-2016 (
DCP3
)
3
Disease Control Priorities,
3
rd
Edition
@dcpthree | #dcp3
Multiple Volumes,
Common Elements
4
@dcpthree | #dcp3
•
Summarize and synthesize evidence of the
effectiveness and comparative evaluation of
global health interventions.
•
Strengthen the capacity of evidence based
priority-setting in global health.
•
Introduce new methods for assessing the
equity and financial protection considerations
of health and policy.
5
DCP3
Overall
@dcpthree | #dcp3
Volume 1:
Essential Surgery
6
Editors:
Haile T. Debas
Peter Donkor
Atul Gawande
Dean T. Jamison
Margaret E. Kruk
Charles N. Mock
Essential Surgery
Key Messages
•
Full provision of essential surgical procedures would
avert
about 1.5 million deaths a year
or about 6 - 7 % of all
avertable deaths in LMICs.
•
Essential surgical procedures rank among the most
cost-
effective
of all health interventions.
•
Effective and affordable measures (such as
task sharing
) have
been shown to increase access to surgical care while much
needed investments are being made to expand capacity.
7
@dcpthree | #dcp3
Essential Surgery
Key Messages Cont.
8
•
There are substantial disparities between countries at
different economic levels in the safety of surgical care.
Feasible and affordable measures (such as the
Surgical
Safety Checklist
) have been shown to improve safety and
quality.
•
Universal coverage of essential surgery
should be publically
financed early on the path to universal health coverage,
given that it is affordable and highly cost-effective.
@dcpthree | #dcp3
THANK YOU
Download: dcp-3.org/surgery
Order: worldbank.org/publications
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Explore the impact of essential surgical procedures on reducing mortality rates in LMICs. Discover cost-effective interventions to enhance surgical care accessibility and safety across different economic levels.
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www.dcp-3.org info@dcp-3.org Disease Control Priorities 3rdEdition ESSENTIAL SURGERY [NAME] [AFFILIATION] [EVENT OR MEETING] [DATE]
Disease Control Priorities History 1993 World Development Report Disease Control Priorities in Developing Countries, Second Edition 2006 (DCP2) Disease Control Priorities, 3rd Edition 2015-2016 (DCP3) 2
Disease Control Priorities, 3rdEdition DCP3 Volume Topics 1. Essential Surgery - 2015 2. Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health -2015 3. Cancer - 2015 4. Mental, Neurological, and Substance Use Disorders - 2015 5. Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Renal and Endocrine Disorders - 2015 6. HIV/AIDS, STIs, Tuberculosis and Malaria - 2015 7. Injury Prevention and Environmental Health - 2016 8. Child and Adolescent Development - 2016 9. Disease Control Priorities: Improving Health & Reducing Poverty - 2016 @dcpthree | #dcp3 3
Multiple Volumes, Common Elements Costing of Essential Packages Burden of Disease Intervention Effectiveness 9 DCP3 Volumes Uniform Economic Evaluation Universal Health Coverage Policies, Platforms & Packages @dcpthree | #dcp3 4
DCP3 Overall Summarize and synthesize evidence of the effectiveness and comparative evaluation of global health interventions. Strengthen the capacity of evidence based priority-setting in global health. Introduce new methods for assessing the equity and financial protection considerations of health and policy. @dcpthree | #dcp3 5
Volume 1: Essential Surgery Editors: Haile T. Debas Peter Donkor Atul Gawande Dean T. Jamison Margaret E. Kruk Charles N. Mock 6
Essential Surgery Key Messages Full provision of essential surgical procedures would avert about 1.5 million deaths a year or about 6 - 7 % of all avertable deaths in LMICs. Essential surgical procedures rank among the most cost- effective of all health interventions. Effective and affordable measures (such as task sharing) have been shown to increase access to surgical care while much needed investments are being made to expand capacity. @dcpthree | #dcp3 7
Essential Surgery Key Messages Cont. There are substantial disparities between countries at different economic levels in the safety of surgical care. Feasible and affordable measures (such as the Surgical Safety Checklist) have been shown to improve safety and quality. Universal coverage of essential surgery should be publically financed early on the path to universal health coverage, given that it is affordable and highly cost-effective. @dcpthree | #dcp3 8
www.dcp-3.org info@dcp-3.org THANK YOU Download: dcp-3.org/surgery Order: worldbank.org/publications @dcpthree #dcp3
