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Exploring innovations in surgery from the University of Wisconsin.
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Wednesday Mar 18, 2020
Wednesday Mar 18, 2020
The Frontlines of COVID: A Surgery Sett Series: Episode 2
In the second episode of "The Frontlines of COVID: A Surgery Sett Series," Dr. Kohler provides some resources for healthcare workers personally struggling with this pandemic, and invites you to be a part of the conversation. Be well, everyone!
Headspace: https://www.headspace.com/health-covid-19
A Quiet Life, by Baron Wormser: https://www.writersalmanac.org/index.html%3Fp=7472.html
Monday Mar 16, 2020
Monday Mar 16, 2020
The Frontlines of COVID: A Surgery Sett Series: Episode 1 - Dr. Jeff Pothof
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, daily life as we know it has changed. This shift has brought endless questions, like "what is 'social distancing' and how can it help prevent the spread of coronavirus?" COVID-19 is testing the limits of our healthcare system, as well as its flexibility. Dr. Jeff Pothof joins Dr. Kohler for the first of many in the Surgery Sett's COVID-19 series. Dr. Pothof helps answer some of these questions, and tells us what to expect in terms of testing, and the hardships of adapting to coronavirus.
Thursday Mar 12, 2020
Thursday Mar 12, 2020
Episode 88: Dr. Lee Wilke
Dr. Lee Wilke has developed a GPS clip to be used for breast cancer surgery. How does having a smart clip make breast surgery least painful for patients, and easier for surgeons? How can surgeons with an entrepreneurial side find collaborators?
Thursday Feb 20, 2020
Thursday Feb 20, 2020
Episode 87: Dr. Amy Fiedler and Dr. Jason Smith
An exciting, innovative procedure in cardiac surgery has just reached the University of Wisconsin thanks to Dr. Fiedler and Dr. Smith's team! What is a DCD heart transplant? What technology goes into such a procedure? What does this procedure mean for the future of heart transplants? Dr. Kohler sits down with Dr. Fiedler and Dr. Smith to find out the details of this amazing feat.
Monday Feb 10, 2020
Monday Feb 10, 2020
Episode 86: Dr. Alfred Atanda
How can telemedicine save your patients time and money? What are some downstream issues that telemedicine can solve? How can telemedicine protect surgeons in court? Dr. Kohler sits down with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Alfred Atanda from Nemours duPont Hospital for Children in Delaware to discuss how he developed a telemedicine system, and the benefits he's discovered in using it.
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Monday Feb 03, 2020
Episode 85: Dr. Jay Nathwani
How can we as surgeons deal with complications as people? Why should you start a rulebook for your surgical career? How can you use compromise as a tool in your treatment? Dr. Jay Nathwani discusses his personal history as a surgeon, and the lessons he has learned from both his patients, and the more seasoned attendings here at the University of Wisconsin.
Thursday Jan 23, 2020
Thursday Jan 23, 2020
Episode 84: Dr. Catharine Garland
What are the benefits to meeting with patients as a team? How can a hospital integrate multidisciplinary teams with ease? Dr. Kohler's guest, Dr. Catharine Garland, explains how her multidisciplinary teams are structured, and how they make her plastic surgeries go smoother for patients and doctors alike.
Tuesday Jan 07, 2020
Tuesday Jan 07, 2020
Episode 83: Dr. Leslie Ashburn-Nardo
How does surgery reflect the biases and discrimination in society? How can surgeons address these issues in their workplace and with patients? Dr. Leslie Ashburn-Nardo is a psychologist who studies stereotypes and its implications in health.
Wednesday Nov 27, 2019
Wednesday Nov 27, 2019
Episode 82: Dr. John Mansour
What does professionalism mean for surgeons? How have surgeons' expectations of professionalism changed over time? What do patients expect? Dr. John Mansour and Dr. Kohler have a fascinating conversation about how to teach professionalism in surgical education and how one learns to be a surgeon.
Monday Nov 04, 2019
Monday Nov 04, 2019
Episode 81: Dr. Gurjit Sandhu
How do residents learn to be autonomous in the OR? Dr. Sandhu's research concentrates on graduated autonomy in surgical education. She is a faculty member in the Department of Surgery at the University of Michigan Medical Center. She has been on the Surgery Sett previously, talking about the innovations in medical education, specifically a new surgical residency training model called "Entrustment and Entrustability." We continue our conversation on the progressive training model.