Publications
Research, reports and articles by the Global Surgery Foundation and our partners. Select a title to open the publication.
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GSF Annual Report 2025
Covers GSF's work in 2025, including growth in funding for surgical care and in training that builds local leadership.
Global Surgery Foundation · July 2026
GSF Annual Report 2024
Covers GSF's work in 2024, a year of growth in expanding access to safe, timely and affordable surgical care.
Global Surgery Foundation · May 2025
Perceptions, Beliefs, and Behaviors Affecting Early Diagnosis of Breast Cancer in Türkiye
Covering five regions of Türkiye, this study examines how the national breast cancer screening programme works in practice, drawing on women aged 40 to 69 and primary care and screening staff to identify barriers and recommendations.
Marmara University Press · January 2025
GSF Annual Report 2023
Covers GSF's team, programmes, partnerships and results in 2023.
Global Surgery Foundation · December 2023
GSF Bi-annual Report 2021–22
Covers GSF's team, highlighted activities, organisational growth and expanding partnerships in 2021 and 2022.
Global Surgery Foundation · October 2022
Towards a Strategy for Improving Surgical Healthcare Worldwide
Draws on discussions convened for the Geneva Health Forum 2020 and earlier research by the Harvard Program in Global Surgery and Social Change to set out a strategy for improving surgical healthcare worldwide.
Harvard Program in Global Surgery and Social Change, Health Systems Innovation Lab at Harvard University and the Global Surgery Foundation · May 2022
GSF Annual Report 2020
GSF's first annual report, covering its launch in January 2020, how activities adapted to COVID-19 and the outlook for 2021.
Global Surgery Foundation · December 2020