IOTC is dedicated to reversing the epidemic of trauma responsible for so much death and disability in low-and-middle-income countries by improving access to state-of-the-art orthopedic trauma care.
Trauma is the new epidemic.
After completing an international physician fellowship at the University of Kansas, Dr. Patrick Kinda has returned to Lusaka, Zambia, where he serves as the Medical
After completing a fellowship in Orthopedic Trauma and Arthroplasty Surgery at the University of Kansas Hospital, Dr. Abiy Worku mentors junior colleagues and residents, passing
Kurdis, is a merchant from Addis Ababa, who suffered a gunshot wound to her lower extremities while traveling in Qatar. After 8 hours past the
By doing this the full power of these institutions are leveraged to improve access to orthopedic trauma care as well as the quality of orthopedic trauma care delivered in both countries.
IOTC specifically does this by:
We invite you to join IOTC in making a lasting impact on global trauma care by making a donation to this life changing work.
The International Orthopedic Trauma Collaborative (IOTC) brings together academic institutions in the United States with academic institutions in low-to-middle-income countries.
Join IOTC in making a lasting impact on global trauma care by making a donation to this life changing work.
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