“What a terrific book!  I have been researching Cuban medical internationalism for several years, and found Steve Brouwer’s book an excellent, insightful first-person account of how Cuban medical cooperation (and not aid!) is changing the face of the developing world.”
—John Kirk, Professor of Latin American Studies, Dalhousie University, Canada, author of Cuban Medical Internationalism: Origins, Evolution, and Goals   

Steve Brouwer: I have appreciated the favorable responses to Revolutionary Doctors that have come from a variety of experts who study global public health, Cuban international medical missions, and the development of medical practice and education in Cuba over the past 50 years.   Readers of Revolutionary Doctors who want to do further reading and get deeper background information should consult some of the following sources:

John Kirk and H. Michael Erisman, Cuban Medical Internationalism: Origins, Evolution and Goals (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2009)

MEDICC Review, international journal of Cuban health and Medicine,  published by MEDICC, Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba, is the only peer-reviewed medical journal in English devoted to the practice of medicine and health policy in Cuba it can be read online at www.medicc.org

The Social Medicine Portal, a project developed by faculty members of the Department of Family and Social Medicine of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. www.socialmedicine.org

International Journal of Health Services, edited by Vicente Navarro, MD, PhD; professor of health policy, The Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University