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Trauma training course: innovative teaching models and methods for training health workers in active conflict zones of Eastern Myanmar
International Journal of ER Medicine, December 2014 | Read Now

Trauma and mental health of medics in eastern Myanmar’s conflict zones: a cross-sectional and mixed methods investigation
Conflict and Health, July 2013 | Read Now

Best practice guidelines on surgical response in disasters and humanitarian emergencies: Report of the 2011 Humanitarian Action Summit Working Group on surgical issues within the humanitarian space
Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, December 2011 | Read Now

Essential trauma management training: addressing service delivery needs in active conflict zones in eastern Myanmar
Human Resources for Health, March 2009 | Read Now

A child looks over the shoulder of his mother in Kutupalong Refugee Camp, Bangladesh, during an immunization awareness event supported by Community Partners International.

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