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Are all complications equally bad?

SurgicalPerformance

A novel Classification of Intraoperative Adverse Surgical Events (CiASE) in gynaecological surgery Intraoperative Adverse Events (iAE) during surgery can lead to a long hospital stay and further, subsequent complications for the patient. They can also cause sleepless nights and embarrassment for the surgeon. However, as we all know, some complications are much worse than others.

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NexGen’s Investment in Your Professional Growth and Longevity

NexGen Surgical

Today’s surgical landscape is evolving rapidly — and surgeons everywhere are looking for opportunities to advance their professional growth while creating a better work-life balance. At NexGen Surgical, we work hard to foster an environment of continuous improvement, one where you can advance your skills and keep pace with the latest in surgical innovations.

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Braids for curly and coily hair: Baylor dermatologist weighs in

The Stitch

Dr. Oyetewa Oyerinde shares her expertise on taking care of braids for people with curly or coily textured hair. The post Braids for curly and coily hair: Baylor dermatologist weighs in appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Episode 7 – Shaping the Future of Healthcare: Data-Driven, Patient-Centered, and Value-Based Care with Dr. Tripp Buckley

Caresyntax

In this episode of Data Nerds in the OR , Dr. Bruce Ramshaw sits down with Dr. Tripp Buckley , Associate Professor of Surgery, Director of Elective General Surgery, Co-Director of The Texas Center for Digestive Health, Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin , to explore his experiences leading value-based care initiatives. The conversation highlights the transformative power of real-world data in surgical practice, focusing on how it can drive better patient outcomes and reduce

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FROM THE LABS: Trying to balanced hunger and guilty pleasures? Penk neurons are here to help

The Stitch

Penk neurons in the brain support an ideal, balanced feeding pattern in unexpected ways. The post FROM THE LABS: Trying to balanced hunger and guilty pleasures? Penk neurons are here to help appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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CTVS Welcomes Cardiothoracic Surgeon Dr. Courtney Weber

Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeons

CTVS is thrilled to welcome cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Courtney Weber to our team. She is the second female surgeon to join CTVS, and one of only two female cardiothoracic surgeons in Central Texas. Dr. Weber completed her cardiothoracic surgery fellowship at the University of California in San Diego (UCSD) and will be part of our experienced team that surgically manages heart failure.

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Our Travelers Favorite Beaches

Triage Staffing

We asked Team Triage travelers to send us photos of their favorite beaches this summer and they really delivered. Check out their photos and see for yourself what state offers the best beaches and then reach out to your recruiter to find an assignment nearby. Oregon No list of stunning pictures would be complete without pics of Oregon and our travelers seem to agree.

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