Bringing together high-quality online medical education content from multiple institutions on trusted open-access platforms has the potential to transform medical education in low-resource contexts. This review offers evidence-based insight on building such compilations mededu.jmir.org/2025/1/e65306

The IGS travelled to University of Medicine, Tirana, in September where they discussed future educational collaborations between our universities!

Thank you Prof Agron Dogjani, Prof Alban Dibra, Anila Prendi and everyone in Tirana.

A huge thank you to @euerasmusplus.bsky.social for their support!

The first academic report on the development and implementation of the United Nations Global Surgery Learning Hub (SURGhub) has just been published in the World Journal of Surgery!👏👏

The article outlines the origin and evolution of #SURGhub
👉 tinyurl.com/2yqbzdse

#globalsurgery

Dr Ines Peric, IGS Education Project Manager, will be a panelist at the Gender Equity Initiative in Global Surgery 5th General Assembly on June 28th (3pm Irish time), focusing on how SDG 4 (Quality Education) and SDG 5 (Gender Equality) come together.

Register t.co/3eoIe0GzVp

#GEIGSGA2025

At #MedEdAfrica2025 Dr Ines Peric discussed how #SURGhub is addressing the needs of trainees & training programmes in low-resource settings by curating existing high-quality global surgery training resources for low resource contexts.

surghub.org

@rcsi.bsky.social @ines-peric.bsky.social

Well done to our own Dr Ines Peric, IGS Education Programme Manager and Eric O’Flynn, IGS Director for Education & Training on winning the @timeshighered.bsky.social award for Technological or Digital Innovation of the Year for RCSI’s contribution to SURGhub! #globalsurgery
Visit SURGhub surghub.org