IC 301-2022: Tips and Tricks for Surviving and Thriving During Your First Two Years of Practice-Tips and Tricks for Surviving and Thriving During Your First Two Years of Practice (1/4)

Tips and Tricks for Surviving and Thriving During Your First Two Years of Practice (1/4)

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Video Summary

In this video panel discussion, the participants, including Dave Bernholdt, Brian Lau, Kelly Middleton, and Jordan Cancian, discuss their experiences and challenges in the operating room (OR) when they first started out as orthopedic surgeons. They mention that one of the biggest challenges is transitioning from working with experienced teams to being on their own. They discuss how they dealt with the unfamiliar environment and lack of support in the OR. The panelists highlight the importance of preparation, communication, and maintaining a positive attitude in handling stress and managing complications in the OR. They share personal experiences of intraoperative complications and provide tips and advice on how they managed these situations. Overall, the panel emphasizes the need for thorough preparation, effective communication, and staying calm under pressure in order to provide the best care for patients. No credits were mentioned in the video.

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David Bernholt, MD; Brian Lau, MD; Kellie Middleton, MD, MPH; Jourdan Cancienne, MD

Keywords

panel discussion

challenges

operating room

transitioning

preparation

communication