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Work-Life Integration for Surgical Residents Is Discussed in New Podcast Episode

September 24, 2024

Work-Life Integration for Surgical Residents Is Discussed in New Podcast Episode

In the latest episode of The Operative Word from JACS, host Dr. Tom Varghese is joined by Drs. Lauren Janczewski from Northwestern University and Yue-Yung Hu from the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital and Northwestern Quality Improvement, Research, and Education in Surgery.

The guests discuss their recent article, “Contemporary Evaluation of Work-Life Integration and Well-being in US Surgical Residents: A National Mixed-Methods Study,” which found that parents and female residents were more likely to report work-life conflicts, which were associated with career dissatisfaction, burnout, thoughts of attrition, and suicidality. Qualitative data revealed work-life integration interventions include protecting health-maintenance time, supporting life outside of work, and allowing meaningful autonomy in scheduling.

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Register for October 30 Webinar on Intimate Partner Violence Resources for Surgeons
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Register for October 30 Webinar on Intimate Partner Violence Resources for Surgeons

Dr. Carrie Sim will lead the discussion covering what legal protections are available and how a surgeon can be an advocate regarding IPV.
Receive Printed ACS Flagship Publication Bulletin in 2025
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Receive Printed ACS Flagship Publication Bulletin in 2025

Certain categories of membership have access to a complimentary print version of the Bulletin, while others can get the printed Bulletin at a nominal cost.
Final Chance: Apply for Spring 2025 Surgeons as Educators Course by Friday
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Final Chance: Apply for Spring 2025 Surgeons as Educators Course by Friday

This 6-day intensive course emphasizes the needs of adult learners and the techniques necessary to develop an effective learning environment for the early-career medical professionals.
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Review ACS Webinar on New Age Friendly Hospital Regulation

Watch to learn how the ACS can help you comply with this new CMS quality measure.
Act by September 30 to Take Advantage of Hotel Discounts for Clinical Congress
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Act by September 30 to Take Advantage of Hotel Discounts for Clinical Congress

Attending Clinical Congress in person? Book your hotel today to save on room rates!
Learn How Surgical Mentorship Is Evolving to Meet the Needs of Modern Learners
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Learn How Surgical Mentorship Is Evolving to Meet the Needs of Modern Learners

Gain a fresh perspective on enhancing the mentor-mentee relationship by following a model geared toward surgical trainees.
Tobacco Use, Care Access Are Among Top Challenges for Surgeons in Kentucky
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Tobacco Use, Care Access Are Among Top Challenges for Surgeons in Kentucky

Read Dr. Tyler Hughes's highlights from the Kentucky Chapter's September meeting.
US Surgeons: Urge Congressional Action on Medicare Payment Issues
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US Surgeons: Urge Congressional Action on Medicare Payment Issues

Help the ACS and other medical organizations urge Congress to address the 2.8% Medicare payment cut set to begin in 2025.
Success on Prior Medical Examination Is a Strong Predictor of ABS Exam Outcomes
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Success on Prior Medical Examination Is a Strong Predictor of ABS Exam Outcomes

Authors investigated resident and program characteristics that were associated with first attempt pass of American Board of Surgery examinations.
Study Examines Long-Term Outcomes of Robotic, Laparoscopic, Open Ventral Hernia Repair
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Study Examines Long-Term Outcomes of Robotic, Laparoscopic, Open Ventral Hernia Repair

This study compared long-term outcomes of ventral hernia repairs performed with robotic techniques with the results with repairs performed with open or laparoscopic techniques.

1-Year Follow-Up for Combined Whole Eye and Face Transplant Are Described
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1-Year Follow-Up for Combined Whole Eye and Face Transplant Are Described

Ceradini and coauthors developed a microsurgical strategy for combined facial and eye transplantation for a patient who had sustained facial and ocular destruction from an electrical injury.