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Factors Dominating Choice of Surgical Specialty
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2010There has been much focus on factors influencing medical students' career choice, prompted by such concerns as a sufficient future surgical workforce, declining applicant pool, changing gender composition, and a cultural shift in values and priorities.
Clease Erikson +6 more
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Is Surgical Oncology Really a Specialty?
Archives of Surgery, 1979There are a number of frequently asked questions relating to surgical oncology, such as, "What does a surgical oncologist do that a general surgeon cannot?" "Should all the cancer surgery now performed by general surgeons be carried out by surgical oncologists?" Or, "Is this just another subspecialty designed to further reduce the scope of activity of ...
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How competitive is my surgical specialty?
The American Journal of Surgery, 2002It is difficult to determine relative competitiveness of surgical training positions: there is no single source for matching process results and specialty-specific competitiveness may change over time. This study was undertaken to address these issues.Numbers of matched/unmatched students and positions offered/filled for surgical specialties were ...
Alison J. Whelan +4 more
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Variations in Surgical Outcomes of Carotid Body Tumors by Surgical Specialty
The Laryngoscope, 2020Objectives/HypothesisA carotid body tumor (CBT) is a rare type of tumor that is divided among multiple surgical specialties. Individual surgeons may have limited experience in treating these tumors. We aim to compare different surgical specialties within a single healthcare system to detect variations in management and outcome.Study DesignRetrospective
Samyuktha Melachuri +2 more
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Graduate Education in Preparation for Surgical Specialties
JAMA, 1964THREE COMPONENTS of our total educational program, that in medical school, that at the resident level (graduate), and that of the physician in practice (continuing education), are now so dependent, one upon the other, that I feel obligated to comment briefly upon the first and the last before taking up in more detail that of graduate education. Modern
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Family Practice Residency and Surgical Specialties
Archives of Surgery, 1973Family practice residency programs have recently become a fact in a number of medical schools, particularly in the more rural states. The purpose of this editorial is to present a philosophic and pragmatic approach to the role of the surgical specialties in family practice residency programs.
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2017
The surgical sub-specialties can may be an area of concern for emergency medicine trainee due to a lack of previous training and exposure for such problems, however they are commonly assessed in the short-answer question (SAQ) paper. This chapter covers ear, nose, and throat (ENT)-related problems such as epistaxis, throat infections, and ear ...
Ashis Banerjee, Clara Oliver
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The surgical sub-specialties can may be an area of concern for emergency medicine trainee due to a lack of previous training and exposure for such problems, however they are commonly assessed in the short-answer question (SAQ) paper. This chapter covers ear, nose, and throat (ENT)-related problems such as epistaxis, throat infections, and ear ...
Ashis Banerjee, Clara Oliver
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Is there a role for mentoring in Surgical Specialty training?
Medical Teacher, 2008Over the last decade, there have been considerable advances in the field of medical education and great strides in education research. Although all trainees should nowadays have educational supervisors there remains a focus on assessment which may detract from global support for personal and professional growth. Mentoring has been shown to help mentees
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The dawn of Urology as a separate surgical specialty in France
Acta Chirurgica Belgica, 2023Urology as a separate surgical specialty is a nineteenth century European development. The background of the origins of this new specialty and the elements that were responsible for it have not been studied in detail, although this information is relevant in view of contemporary challenges.The existing literature on the history of Urology and original ...
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Surgical Education and Training for Emergency Surgery and Surgical Specialties
2019The advent of virtual reality has transformed the landscape of learning opportunities that envisages to provide specialty training, assessment, and even accreditation and certification. There is a plethora of educational tools and programs that can enhance the professional competence of the learners by enriching their cognitive, meta-cognitive, and ...
Salman Yousuf Guraya, Antonello Forgione
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