Faaria Volinski

Faaria Volinski
Dalberg

Faaria is part of Dalberg’s global communications team based in New York. Faaria also founded InkMo Editorial in 2011, where her professional experience as a journalist and researcher has spanned English, Mandarin and French-speaking environments worldwide. Faaria earned a bachelor’s degree in religion and East Asian studies from Princeton University and a dual master’s degree in journalism and international affairs from Columbia University.

Articles by Faaria Volinski

Wednesday
October 14
2015

Faaria Volinski / Ashley Eberhart

Changing the Definition of a Surgeon: GE Foundation launches Safe Surgery 2020, based on the idea that clinic leadership isn’t limited to doctors

Based on three main pillars – leadership development, innovation and elevating ideas – Safe Surgery 2020 is rooted in the idea that safe surgery champions in operating rooms, hospitals and at national levels have the potential to drive cost-effective, systemic change. For example, training a doctor to empower other members of the care team to report and act upon clinical observations can greatly improve surgical outcomes.

Categories
Education, Health Care

Tags
public health, skill development

NextBillion - An Initiative of the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan

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Faaria Volinski
Dalberg

Articles by Faaria Volinski

Changing the Definition of a Surgeon: GE Foundation launches Safe Surgery 2020, based on the idea that clinic leadership isn’t limited to doctors

Contributor.

Faaria VolinskiDalberg

Articles by Faaria Volinski

Changing the Definition of a Surgeon: GE Foundation launches Safe Surgery 2020, based on the idea that clinic leadership isn’t limited to doctors

Faaria Volinski
Dalberg