COSECSA 2025
Scientific Conference

Day 2 - Diamond Hall

TimeActivity per hall venue
Diamond Hall
08:00 – 09:30Session 4: Global Surgery
Chair: Dr MUGISHA NKORONKO
1. Chrystina
2. Informed Consent in Surgical Practice - Bridging Ethical Principles and Implementation Challenges in the Democratic Republic of Congo: A Qualitative Exploration. By Lele
3. Primary Trauma Care Implementation Outcomes on Emergency Response Personnel Competencies: A Prince Regent Hospital Quasi-Experimental Study. By Rwibuka
4. ASSESSMENT OF RESPONSE TO NEOADJUVANT THERAPY IN BREAST CANCER PATIENTS TREATED AT A FAITH-BASED REFERRAL HOSPITAL IN KENYA. By Obat
5. Benign breast disease in limited resources- part of a curriculum. By Herbert
5. Comparative Effectiveness of Platelet-Rich Plasma Versus Honey in Diabetic Wound Healing: A Clinical and Patient-Reported Outcome Evaluation. By Faraja
6. Clinical Audit of Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Risk Assessment and Guideline Compliance in Surgical Practice. By Noha
Q&A
9h30-10h00Coffee Break Poster presentation displayed on screen Click Here
10h00-12h00Session 2: General surgery CHAIR : Dr Joseph MKANDAWIRE
1. Propelling the Future of Surgical Care Through a Roadmap for African National, Sub-Regional, and Continental Action to Build Resilient Surgical Systems: A Modified Nominal Group Qualitative Consensus of African Ministries of Health. By Naol
2. Train 2 Transform: A Quality Improvement Initiative for Educator Development in Medical Education. By Athar
3. Postgraduate Clinical Assessment in Africa: Are we getting it right, and at what cost? By Haruna
4. Implementation of a workplace-based assessment tool at a COSECSA Program at a Public Referral Hospital in Eastern Uganda. By Justine
5. The Ethiopian Surgical Outcome Study (Ethio-SOS): a 7-day Multicenter National Prospective Observational Cohort study. By Atalel
Q&A
12:00 – 14:00Lunch break Click Here
14:00 – 15:30Closing Ceremony: Lindsay Stewart Prize, BJS Prizes
1. Development and Validation of the GASP Score: A Predictive Tool for 60-Day Mortality in Geriatric Abdominal Surgery Patients in Resource-Limited Settings By Lele (10min)

2. Overcoming the barriers between resource constraints and healthcare quality, a multi-center experience from 3 tertiary hospitals in East Africa. By James
Presentation of session summaries
Reading of conference recommendations
Closing remarks (Prof Chikoya COSECSA President & ABUC)

Global Surgery Oral sessions Abstracts

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