One of the best explanations I have ever heard on giving/receiving feedback is in Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. 's podcast with Dr. Adam Grant @ 1:03:58-1:06:00. ***All surgical residents should listen***

Obesity rates are up 6% and the incidence of diabetes is up 1.1% from 2019. When will the food industry be held accountable? Instead burnout in the medical field will persist and the money spent on healthcare in America will continue to rise

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“No matter how much you change & no matter how much you improve, it’s not permanent.” David Goggins [on why humans must have every day “I don’t want to, but I will anyway” practices to reify their growth.] Goggins is on the Huberman Lab podcast out now: hubermanlab.com

It's a new year and the pipeline is FULL: ✔️ Trauma Surgery Video Atlas (due out early February, there is NOTHING like this) ✔️ Comprehensive med stud surgery curriculum (this is big time) ✔️ First-of-its-kind APP surgery resource ✔️ Spanish language content, including General

JOIN OUR TEAM! Application: forms.gle/5fbYJ1JXv3ijpg… Details: Behind the Knife is growing and we are looking for 3 enthusiastic surgical residents to join our team.  We are offering a 2-year Surgical Education Fellowship starting July 1, 2024 and ending June 30, 2026.  Only

Operations take whatever length of time they take, and none of people asking how much longer you’ll be are going to be there afterward to manage postoperative complications or explain to the patient what went wrong.

Did you know Behind the Knife has a Surgical Education Fellowship? Daniel Scheese is one of our beloved fellows. Trust us when we say he is CRUSHING it! He is an #ABSITE wizard & leader of our #INNOVATION series. Pediatric surgery fellowships 👀 👇

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“I don't have talent, so I just get up earlier.” — Henry Rollins

Most viewed JAMA Surgery article: In children with nonperforated appendicitis with gangrenous, suppurative, or exudative findings, is continuation of postoperative antibiotics associated with a reduction in surgical site infection risk and resource use? ja.ma/3I33ptu

"I could not somehow overcome, whether it was institutional or at the national level or at the accreditation level, this constant pressure to provide students with satisfaction, and how often as an educator that felt like it was in direct conflict with providing them with the

Today & everyday, I am extremely grateful for the phenomenal VCU General Surgery Residency, other VCU Health residents, & all residents I’ve had the privilege of working with over the years! Residents are the backbone of physician-level healthcare. They work long hours, manage difficult cases,

We are currently working on an incredible medical student resource for surgery rotations and electives. Pumped.

A new ingestible robotic device electrically stimulates the intestines to trigger the resumption of peristalsis during a form of intestinal paralysis called postoperative ileus. Learn more in Science Robotics: scim.ag/6fu

It's Lisa Georgoff Appreciation Day! 🥇 Lisa is our outstanding Director of Operations. She really does it all for us, from managing our website & app, to editing podcasts & videos, to handling customer service. There is nothing Lisa can't do. Thank you for all that you do 👏🏻

Our peds squad representing strong in Phoenix at #APSA Travis M. Sullivan, MD Cody Tragesser Ruby Barq Daniel Scheese making us proud!

Appendiceal masses are....complicated. Thank goodness Scott R. Steele Michael A. Valente Daniel Scheese break it down for us on today's episode. 🎧 app.behindtheknife.org/podcast/append… 🎧

We are thrilled to introduce DOMINATE SURGERY: A HIGH-YIELD GUIDE TO YOUR SURGERY CLERKSHIP. Practical, engaging, & at your fingertips. Go beyond rote memorization & learn what really matters to DOMINATE your rotation. 🔥app.behindtheknife.org/premium/domina…