Craniofacial Surgery Fellowship

By UW Surgery Admin | November 8, 2021

[…] private practice, Australia HOW TO APPLY Expand Application Process & Dates Applications for the Craniofacial Surgery Fellowship are completed via the American Society of Craniofacial Surgeons (ASCFS) universal online application. In addition to submitting the ASCFS application, all applicants must also register with SF Match. As part of the ASCFS application, the following materials are […]

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Center for Surgical Ethics

By UW Surgery Admin | June 2, 2021

    Center for Surgical Ethics Home » Center for Surgical Ethics Introduction Cardiothoracic Surgery General Surgery Healthcare Simulation Science Pediatric General Surgery Plastic Surgery Transplant Surgery Trauma, Burn & Critical Care Surgery Vascular Surgery VA Health Care VAPSHCS Research Contact VA Health Care Surgery Centers Center for Surgical Ethics Center for Weight Loss and…

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Surgery Synopsis – Winter 2024

By UW Surgery Admin | February 26, 2024

[…] conference introduces participants to skills and information to enable them to make competent ethical deci- sions in clinical situations. The conference is open for both in-person and online participation and in- corporates asynchronous content including multi-disciplinary small group discussions. Topics are tailored to surgical specialties and define ethical principles and concepts, allowing participants to […]

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Craniofacial Image Analysis Laboratory

By Exporter | September 13, 2020

    Craniofacial Image Analysis Laboratory (CranIAL) Home » Research Introduction » Research Investigators » Craniofacial Image Analysis Laboratory Research Introduction Schilling Lectureship Research Investigators Labs & Centers Bulger Research Group CBATL CBATL Investigators Predictive Analytic Models CBATL Relevant Publications Craniofacial Image Analysis Laboratory (CranIAL) Center for Videoendoscopic Surgery (CVES) CREST HIPRC Mulligan Lab Northwest […]

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Heart Surgery Residents Ready to Save Real Lives After ‘Out of Body’ Training Experience

By UW Surgery Admin | September 9, 2016

Largest, Most Comprehensive Study of Simulated Surgery Shows Practice May Help Improve Patient Outcomes CHICAGO (August 25, 2016) — Simulation training for surgery residents builds confidence and could have a life-saving impact on patients undergoing cardiac surgery, according to two studies published online today in The Annals of Thoracic Surgery. “Simulation training should create better…

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CERTAIN Patient Advisory Network launches new web portal

By UW Surgery Admin | March 27, 2017

The CERTAIN Patient Advisory Network is proud to announce the launch of our new web portal, InspireResearch.org. This marks the final step of our Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute-funded engagement award, Initiative to Support Patient Involvement in Research (INSPIRE), which was led by Dept. of Surgery faculty Danielle Lavallee (pictured right). The portal is an online…

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By UW Surgery Admin | May 29, 2018

[…] Cats or dogs? Cats Movie or book? Movie Mountains or beach? Beach Cardio or Weights? Cardio Big Party or Small Gathering? Small gathering Facebook or Twitter? Facebook Online Shopping or Shopping in a Store? Online shopping At a movie: Candy or Popcorn? Candy Pancake or Waff le? Wa f f le Movie at Home […]

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Surgery Synopsis – Spring 2018

By UW Surgery Admin | May 29, 2018

[…] Cats or dogs? Cats Movie or book? Movie Mountains or beach? Beach Cardio or Weights? Cardio Big Party or Small Gathering? Small gathering Facebook or Twitter? Facebook Online Shopping or Shopping in a Store? Online shopping At a movie: Candy or Popcorn? Candy Pancake or Waff le? Wa f f le Movie at Home […]

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Surgery Synopsis – Fall 2022

By UW Surgery Admin | November 9, 2022

[…] In your medical education journey, did you always want to be a surgeon? How did you end up in this specialty? My journey has been very n onlinear. Coming out of college I didn’t know that I was going to go to medical school. I didn’t know going into medical school I was going […]

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