Table 4 Guidelines (Surgical)
From: A systematic review of social, economic and diplomatic aspects of short-term medical missions
Author | Journal | Year | Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
Yeow et al. [23] | J Craniofacial Surgery | 2002 | International consensus guidelines for cleft missions |
Eberlin et al. [24] | Cleft Palate Craniofacial Journal | 2008 | Quality assurance guidelines based on 20 years’ experience |
Hadlock [31] | Archives of Facial and Plastic Surgery | 2008 | Keys to optimizing outcomes in multistage procedures |
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery | 2011 | Guidelines for plastic surgery in pediatrics (Part I); Ethical Guidelines (Part II) | |
Politis et al. [26] | Anesthesia and Analgesia | 2011 | Guidelines for perioperative care in pediatrics (collaborating specialties) |
Archives of Facial and Plastic Surgery | 2012 | Ethical guidelines for informed consent (I) and case photography (II) | |
Vyas et al [30] | Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery | 2013 | Guidelines for surgical emergency preparedness and response |
Grimes et al [32] | World Journal of Surgery | 2013 | General guidelines applicable to any type of surgical mission |
Guidelines (Non-surgical) | |||
Author | Publication | Year | Contribution |
Suchdev et al [34] | Ambulatory Pediatrics | 2007 | Ethical guidelines for sustainable non-surgical pediatric missions |
Maki et al [2] | BMC Health Services Research | 2008 | Developed six instruments to assess mission quality |
Chapin & Doocy [33] | World Health & Population | 2010 | Integrated broad guidelines for all (surgical/non-surgical) missions |
DeCamp [35] | HEC Forum | 2011 | Aligns ethical guidelines for STMMs with those implemented in the conduct of international clinical drug/device trials |