Teaching Surgery Through Immediate Preoperative Small-Group Discussions

TAKAAKI SATO, Nidal Deek, JOHN SANDARS, Fu-Chan Wei*

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Immediate preoperative small-group discussions provide a structured model for contemporary surgical education. The discussions provide an opportunity for collaborative learning that integrates the individual and collective development of technical and nontechnical surgical skills, including leadership and teamwork. Important academic and life-long learning skills are also developed to facilitate a seamless transition toward becoming an independent surgeon. In addition, the model can play a vital role in optimizing surgical efficiency and ensuring patient safety by serving as a comprehensive surgical safety checklist, reconfirming the definitive surgical plan.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)181-187
JournalHand Clinics
Volume41
Issue number2
Early online date6 Feb 2025
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 10 Apr 2025

Keywords

  • Immediate preoperative discussion
  • Surgical education
  • Self-regulated learning
  • Collaborative learning

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