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Tariq Khan is a leading voice in global health and global surgery, with a focus on bridging the gap between high-income and low- and middle-income healthcare systems. His most cited work, "Global health, global surgery and mass casualties: II," with 23 citations, reimagines mass casualty preparedness by integrating cost-effective strategies from LMICs into the trauma and stroke centre model. Khan’s major contribution lies in demonstrating how resource-limited settings can inform and strengthen acute surgical and critical care in high-income countries, challenging the traditional one-way flow of medical knowledge. His research emphasizes the 24/7/365 operational framework of trauma centres, advocating for adaptable, scalable solutions in the face of mass casualties. By synthesizing lessons from diverse economic contexts, Khan has advanced a more equitable and pragmatic approach to global surgery, influencing policy and practice in both resource-rich and resource-constrained environments. His work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in global health systems, disaster response, and the future of surgical care worldwide.
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