New paper out: “Prevalence of & Risk Factors for Depression, Anxiety & Burnout in U.S. Neurosurgery Residents.”
The data are clear—mental health challenges in neurosurgery training are common and consequential.
It’s time to treat resident wellness like we treat aneurysms and tumors: identify, intervene, prevent.
#Neurosurgery #Wellness #MedEd #MentalHealth
@OUCollegeofMed@OUbabybrainMD@SherwinTavakol
Prevalence of and risk factors for depression, anxiety, and burnout in U.S. neurosurgery residents https://t.co/W546vg9Q7i
Who's ready to celebrate this team?? Thunder Nation is invited to the 2025 Champions Parade in downtown Oklahoma City, starting at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Check out the parade route and fact sheet. https://t.co/u9ZHNjGTiX
I am incredibly honored to get the opportunity to train @BCMNeurosurgery. I also want to thank everyone @OU_Neurosurgery for the mentorship; I could not have dreamed of this when I started @OUCollegeofMed 4 years ago. I am looking forward to get to Houston ready to work and learn
Dr. Hakeem Shakir, Asst Prof of Neurosurgery at the @UofOklahoma College of Med and neurosurgeon at @OUHealth, contributed to research published in the New England Journal of Med: "Adjunctive Middle Meningeal Artery Embolization for Subdural Hematoma."
https://t.co/aaObIEYLZQ
"I would say 90% of it is on the QB... I'm putting at least 6 of those on the quarterback."
— @Hasselbeck on Caleb Williams sacked 9 times in loss to Patriots
We had a tremendous week for #meded at @OUCollegeofMed, incluing M1 #neuroanatomy led by a team of @OU_Neurosurgery faculty & residents, and by my inaugural lecture as the #EBM Director... such an honor to rep #nsgy & teach on key topics so close to my heart
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