Regional Disparities in Head and Neck Cancer Management: A Global Cross‐Sectional Survey of the World Federation of <scp>ENT</scp> Societies

This global survey documents notable variations in the management of head and neck cancer reflecting complex interactions between training models, resource settings, and cultural paradigms. These findings identify regional variations in clinical decision-making for standardized case presentations, confirming the need for resource-adjusted guideline development and country-specific education programs. Future research must tackle the way in which these patterns of treatment influence outcomes in diverse healthcare systems.