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The Architecture of Decolonial Partnerships in University Global Health Program Development Cover

The Architecture of Decolonial Partnerships in University Global Health Program Development

Open Access
|Feb 2026

Figures & Tables

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Figure 1

Structural overview of individual and shared duties of members of the sustainable community healthcare partnership.

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Figure 2

The cycle from community development to sustainability.

Table 1

Site‑specific patient metrics.

TOTAL SITE‑SPECIFIC NUMBER OF PATIENTS SEEN YEARLY (FY23–25)
Villa Verde site2022–20232023–20242024–2025
Patient metrics
Total patient visits128013391656
Total number of patients779882897
Duquesa site2022–20232023–20242024–2025
Patient metrics
Total patient visits177215131255
Total number of patients8301000901
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Figure 3

Total yearly cases by surgical specialty (FY2020–current). To note, FY21 case numbers are limited by trip cancellations due to the COVID‑19 pandemic.

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Figure 4

Overview of clinic volume over a fourteen‑year period versus the most recent five‑year period.

Table 2

Table of volunteer participation count by role from 2020 through 2025.

TOTAL VOLUNTEER COUNT BY ROLE (2020–CURRENT)
Duquesa & Villa Verde sites2020–20212021–20222022–20232023–20242024–2025
Healthcare providers (doctors, dentists, pharmacists, audiologists)67.65%40.65%30.25%30.53%27.57%
RNs17.65%13.82%10.49%12.63%12.15%
Residents2.56%8.13%20.37%18.95%16.82%
Students2.56%7.32%22.22%16.84%14.95%
Non‑medical (high school students, logistical staff, artists)5.88%8.13%15.43%10%8.41%
Support staff (Scrub tech, MAs, PCTs)2.56%6.50%2.47%2.11%0.94%
Total volunteers34123162190214

[i] *In 2020–2021, the number of volunteers was significantly lower due to the COVID‑19 pandemic affecting the participation of volunteers.

Table 3

Examples of scholarly global health projects.

SCHOLARLY GLOBAL HEALTH PROJECTS
Student & resident namesCollege in Rush University/roleCitation
Victoria Buckman, Samiya Diawara, and Morgan Sturgis et al.Medical College students and the IM Residency programSturgis et al. [11]
Kelly DresselCollege of NursingDressel [12]
Megan BeilerCollege of Health SciencesBeiler [13]
Nicholas TasiopoulosCollege of Health SciencesTasiopoulos [14]
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Figure 5

Map of surgical, primary care, and headquarters sites across the Dominican Republic.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/aogh.4952 | Journal eISSN: 2214-9996
Language: English
Submitted on: Aug 29, 2025
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Accepted on: Jan 8, 2026
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Published on: Feb 17, 2026
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2026 Stephanie Crane, Alfredo Hernandez Moralez, Wendys Filpo Diaz, Babs Waldman, David Ansell, Ernhis Montero Hernandez, Jessica Vlaming, Kelly Dressel, Sophie Young, Zoe Kusinitz, published by Ubiquity Press
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