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Global HELP Organization (GHO) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working in the area of creating and distributing healthcare information for low-resource areas. [1] [2] HELP stands for "Health Education using Low-cost Publications". Founded in 2002 by pediatric orthopedist Lana and Lynn Staheli, [3] [4] [5] GHO distributes information in the form of PDFs and videos online and through DVD libraries. [6] [5]
GHO has created 85 titles in 35 languages. [1]
Clubfoot: Ponseti Management is a guide written and published by GHO on the Ponseti method of treating clubfoot. [7] Originally published in 2003, the guide has been translated into 30 languages and the PDF has been downloaded over 100,000 times in 150 countries. [8] [6] It was also included in the World Health Organization Blue Trunk Library. [9]
The HELP Guide to Cerebral Palsy provides an overview of diagnosis and management techniques for cerebral palsy. [10] The second edition was published by GHO in 2010.[ citation needed]
Edited by Dr. Emmanuel Ameh, Paediatric Surgery: A Comprehensive Text for Africa was published by GHO in 2010 and includes chapters from 150 contributors. [11] [12] The focus of the two-volume book is on pediatric surgical problems in Africa and other low-resource areas around the world. [13] 1,000 hard copies were printed and distributed throughout Africa in 2010 and the PDF version has been downloaded over 250,000 times from the GHO website. [1]
Written in 2010, The HELP Guide to Burn Contractures in Developing Countries discusses methods of burn treatment in underserved regions. [14]
GHO has 144 videos available on their YouTube channel. [15]
Nearly 38% of GHO's online user community resides in India. The United Kingdom, Russia, Pakistan, and New Zealand also rank in the top five countries that access materials on global-help.org. [16]
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Founded | 2002 |
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Founder |
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Type | GHO provides free and relevant healthcare information worldwide United States IRS exemption status: 501(c)(3) |
Location |
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Key people |
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Website |
global-help |
Global HELP Organization (GHO) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working in the area of creating and distributing healthcare information for low-resource areas. [1] [2] HELP stands for "Health Education using Low-cost Publications". Founded in 2002 by pediatric orthopedist Lana and Lynn Staheli, [3] [4] [5] GHO distributes information in the form of PDFs and videos online and through DVD libraries. [6] [5]
GHO has created 85 titles in 35 languages. [1]
Clubfoot: Ponseti Management is a guide written and published by GHO on the Ponseti method of treating clubfoot. [7] Originally published in 2003, the guide has been translated into 30 languages and the PDF has been downloaded over 100,000 times in 150 countries. [8] [6] It was also included in the World Health Organization Blue Trunk Library. [9]
The HELP Guide to Cerebral Palsy provides an overview of diagnosis and management techniques for cerebral palsy. [10] The second edition was published by GHO in 2010.[ citation needed]
Edited by Dr. Emmanuel Ameh, Paediatric Surgery: A Comprehensive Text for Africa was published by GHO in 2010 and includes chapters from 150 contributors. [11] [12] The focus of the two-volume book is on pediatric surgical problems in Africa and other low-resource areas around the world. [13] 1,000 hard copies were printed and distributed throughout Africa in 2010 and the PDF version has been downloaded over 250,000 times from the GHO website. [1]
Written in 2010, The HELP Guide to Burn Contractures in Developing Countries discusses methods of burn treatment in underserved regions. [14]
GHO has 144 videos available on their YouTube channel. [15]
Nearly 38% of GHO's online user community resides in India. The United Kingdom, Russia, Pakistan, and New Zealand also rank in the top five countries that access materials on global-help.org. [16]
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