Simulation and training with 3D models
A visual and tactile understanding of anatomy also helps improve surgical technique.
Kuroda S, Ohdan H, et al.,Surg Today, 50, 307–313, 2020.
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Proud to be involved in this international collaboration. Great leadership from @BrianKGoh Propensity score-matched analysis comparing robotic versus laparoscopic right posterior sectionectomy https://t.co/uBJCyB44bt @djRueil@HondtMathieu@Nicholas_Syn@BJSurgery@IHPBA
Today brings the final piece of artwork from Ameana Khan, featuring Naghmeh Teymourian-Yates.
This series has been an opportunity to share stories and reflect upon the strong, dedicated women & ethnic minorities working in healthcare @HLA_int
Read more: https://t.co/kBFs9xyG1S
Our next piece of artwork is featuring Nicola Rosenfelder, a Consultant in Oncology at The Royal Marsden.
This artwork series uses an urban style to accentuate the powerful role the women play as NHS workers. @HLA_int#WomenInHealthcare
Read more: https://t.co/NjyiNyV1ac
After a short hiatus, we are back with more fantastic artwork about diverse, strong women in healthcare.
The Women in Healthcare Leadership Art Series is delivered by Ameana Khan (HLA Scholar 2020-21 and Anaesthetic Registrar)
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Read more: https://t.co/LKVSA68hWg
This week we will be sharing two pieces of artwork. Here is our fourth entry in the WIHL artwork series:~ https://t.co/KFaHOPNnIk
You can also see previous stories via the website.
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*WIHL Artwork - Part 2* @HLA_int
Check out our next piece of artwork by Ameana Khan.
Continuing with the theme, Ameana used an urban style to accentuate the powerful role of these women as NHS workers.
Read the story:~ https://t.co/qc6hnHwus0
Covid Series. (1)Life in Lockdown (2) It’s Coming (3) Different perspective (4) It’s Hard to be a Hero by Ameana Alessandri
As a health professional who fought on the frontline, I have witnessed our health colleagues struggle to manage this rampant disease, helplessly watching..
'In this patient-centred era, I do wonder if we can truly say we are providing our non-English speaking with patient-centred care.'
@AmeanaKhan on the culture of how we communicate with non-English speaking patients and how we should do better
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