HuMaNiSm + Surgery # 1

Behind The Knife: The Surgery Podcast

Medicine, Health & Fitness, Education, Science

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 May 2024

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to Humanism in Surgery, a new series where we take a deep dive into the extremes of humanity within the field of surgery. As surgeons, there are times when we feel deeply human and times when we feel we have lost our humanity. These experiences impact us immensely and shape our careers in important ways. It's time these stories are told! For those of you who are fans of NPR, think of this as Story Core for surgery.

Today, Dr. Patrick Georgoff is joined by Dr. Tamara Fitzgerald, Associate Professor of Pediatric Surgery at Duke University, and Dr. Ted Pappas, Professor of Surgery and Master Surgeon at Duke University.

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0:00.0	Behind the surgery podcast relevant and engaging content designed to help you dominate the day.
0:13.0	Hello and thanks for listening.
0:14.0	This is Patrick George off as always. We appreciate
0:26.2	you tuning into Behind the Knife. If you haven't already be sure to download our
0:30.2	app for easy access to all the great content on behind the knife including how-to
0:34.0	videos, Board Review, and our new Trauma Surgery video Atlas. Today we've got something
0:40.4	brand new for you. We are taking a deep dive into the extremes of
0:44.5	humanity within the field of surgery. The times that we as surgeons have felt
0:48.5	most human and the times we have felt like we have lost our humanity. So these experiences definitely impact us
0:55.0	immensely and it shapes our outlook on life and our careers. Perhaps it is time that
1:00.8	some of these stories are told.
1:02.7	Some are sad and profound, some are funny,
1:05.2	some frankly maddening, but they are most definitely
1:08.6	all distinctly human.
1:10.7	So if any of you have heard NPR before and many of her fans out there, think of this as StoryCorps for surgery.
1:18.0	And today I'm joined by my colleagues at Duke Universities, Dr. Tamro Fitzgerald Fitzgerald and Dr. Ted Pappas.
1:24.7	So Dr. Fitzgerald is an associate professor of pediatric surgery
1:28.2	with an academic interest in global surgery,
1:30.2	specifically surgical capacity building.
1:33.2	And Dr. Pappas is professor of surgery
1:35.0	and vice dean of medical affairs
1:36.8	at the Duke University School of Medicine.
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