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Achieving Flow: Mastering Attention in Surgical Training and Beyond

AAS

As a big fan of the latter, I even own the Planet Money coffee mug and t-shirt with a cute squirrel holding a martini tee shirt and coffee mug – a reference to John Maynard Keynes’ […] The post Achieving Flow: Mastering Attention in Surgical Training and Beyond appeared first on Association for Academic Surgery (AAS).

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What makes a neurosurgeon?

Neurosurgery

Historically, surgical training was an advanced, multi-year apprenticeship. Many surgical training programs were set up as a ‘pyramid’ with multiple trainees beginning a residency but only 1-2 completed, as the grueling nature of the work would naturally create attrition.

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Episode 5 – Improving Surgical Quality Through Transparency, Data, and Video Integrations with Dr. Peter Nau

Caresyntax

Nau highlights the importance of integrating clinical, financial, and operational data to create actionable insights that can improve surgical outcomes and operational efficiency. Use of Video Data for Training and Improvement : The role of video data in enhancing surgical training and reducing variability in surgical techniques.

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4 Part Blog Series: Considerations as Junior Faculty: What Should I Be Doing? – Part 1: You Are Done with Training, Now What?

Association of Women Surgeons

You’ve completed surgical training and are now a junior faculty member. – Part 1: You Are Done with Training, Now What?" By: Christine Castater, MD, MBA Congratulations! This is the … Continue reading "4 Part Blog Series: Considerations as Junior Faculty: What Should I Be Doing?

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Revolutionizing Surgery: Insights from Caresyntax’s Panel on Data-Driven Medtech Development

Caresyntax

The report advocates for a data-driven approach to enhance surgical training, support decision-making, and optimize healthcare outcomes, stressing the transformative potential of platforms (like the Caresyntax surgical intelligence system) in driving medtech innovation and improving patient care.

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5 Reasons Every Operating Room Needs a Camera

BFW Inc.

In preparation for surgery, especially rare cases, surgical team members can study videos to familiarize themselves with the procedure – allowing them to enter the OR aware of the critical stages of the operation and the key indicators that will cue their actions.

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The Future of Neurological Surgery: Adapting to GME Changes

Neurosurgery

Until the 19 th century, surgical training was haphazard with no standardization. The surgical trainee learned through observation of a mentor and finished training when the mentor decided it was time. As surgery evolved from a trade to a profession, surgical training also evolved, pioneered by William S.

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