Neurosurgery’s Morbidity Meetings May Be Harming the Surgeons They Aim to Teach
A systematic review finds that neurosurgical morbidity and mortality conferences prioritize audit and blame over the psychological safety of surgeons, ...
Tag: surgical education
Hands-On Surgery Outreach for High Schoolers Offers a Blueprint for Fixing the Surgeon Shortage
A decade-long national program that brings hands-on surgical training to high school students has grown into one of the largest ...
Women and Minority Surgeons Vanish From Leadership as Seniority Rises, Landmark Analysis Finds
A cross-sectional analysis of 892 U.S. surgical education leaders finds that women and underrepresented minority surgeons become progressively scarcer at ...
How Surgeons Decide to Trust Residents at the Robotic Console
A qualitative study of thirteen robotic surgery faculty reveals that attendings weigh a pre-test probability of resident readiness, that a ...
Surgeons-in-Training Turn to Meditation Before the Scalpel, and It Works
A feasibility study at the University of Wisconsin found that nearly all surgical interns embraced guided meditation warm-ups before simulation ...
Why Diverse Surgical Trainees Leave: An Ecological Map of Retention and Advancement
A new narrative review applies Ecological Systems Theory to two decades of evidence, showing that the retention and advancement of ...
New Scoring Algorithm Turns Routine Surgical Ratings Into Fairer Resident Entrustability Scores
Researchers have developed a multilevel modeling algorithm that converts routine intraoperative EPA assessments into statistically adjusted entrustability scores for general ...
From Embroidery Thread to the Microscope: How Surgeons Learn to Teach the Smallest Stitches
A new narrative review traces a century of microsurgical education from Alexis Carrel's haberdashery thread to modern simulation, arguing that ...
More Feedback May Mean Better Feedback: Study Scores Surgeons’ Comments to Residents
A study of 661 EPA micro-assessments found that general surgery faculty who submit more evaluations, write longer comments, and have ...
Augmented Reality Trains Surgeons Well, but Does the Skill Survive the Operating Room?
A new systematic review finds augmented reality simulation reliably improves surgical training performance and short-term skill retention, but evidence that ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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