Rethinking Surgical Oncology Fellowship Training
Surgical oncology fellowships need to evolve to meet the actual career paths of graduates.
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Training Gaps in Robotic Surgery Across Specialties
Robotic training varies significantly among general surgery, gynecology, and urology residents, affecting their confidence and preparedness.
Rural Surgical Access at Risk as Workforce Declines
Osteopathic surgeons are critical for rural access but their numbers are dwindling.
Ergonomics Matter: Improving OR Conditions Reduces Staff Injury Risks
Poor ergonomics in the OR can lead to injuries for surgical staff, affecting patient outcomes and workforce sustainability.
New models enhance surgical skill training
Biotissue models improve psychomotor skills for abdominal surgery training, crucial for surgical proficiency.
Improving Surgical Scheduling Cuts Wait Times for Patients
A new scheduling system significantly reduces waiting times for surgeries, enhancing efficiency and patient care.
Survey Reveals Challenges for Junior Surgical Oncologists
Junior surgical oncologists face significant challenges in contract negotiation and compensation, affecting retention and workplace culture.
Prehabilitation Alters Immune Response in Abdominal Cancer Surgery
Multimodal prehabilitation may not significantly impact postoperative immune function, but it leads to a less inflammatory state before surgery.
Awareness of Sexual Misconduct in Surgery Varies Widely
Surgeons must recognize that perceptions of sexual misconduct in surgical environments differ drastically among colleagues, impacting workplace culture and safety.
Robotic GJ Anastomosis Reduces Cognitive Load and Enhances Precision
Robotic gastrojejunal anastomosis decreases surgeon cognitive workload while maintaining technical precision in bariatric surgery.