The ACS recognizes that a successful surgical career should not preclude a surgeon’s choice to be a parent. We have revised two statements on the importance of workplace support for pregnancy, parental leave, and lactation for surgeons and trainees. https://t.co/8NKEWw1sZY
Lots of debate about this among my peers who lead acute care surgery groups. I believe in flexibility during non-clinical time but the counter is that academic contributions/camaraderie lag when people aren’t required to be in the office (not my experience). What do you think?
So we shouldn’t install a CT scanner in the ER doorway?
The fallacy of a roadmap computed tomography after an... : Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery https://t.co/fwowMZ7WrM
Great day of hands-on robotic training for acute care surgeons in the first @traumadoctors ROBO-TRACS training program. Thanks to @IntuitiveSurg for the support and to the faculty!
Thanks @thealibidc for a delicious dinner on call. We’re working in an ICU taking care of coronavirus patients. We’re all grateful for your support!! @offtheirplate
Workday face (outside of #CoViD patient rooms) for the past week. Not trying to start a fashion trend... ski goggles are for eye protection while intubating/performing other aerosolizing… https://t.co/xnJEZAJWhZ
Adding levity to my ICU shifts w/ a new handwashing song each day. (Can only sing “HBD” so many times...) Gives me a little 20sec brain break every time I wash my hands. Curious as to others’ song repertoire? #COVIDー19#HandWashChallenge#surgtweeting