On 2015 Dec 03, Benedict Nwomeh commented:
In pediatric surgery, as in all aspects of medicine, teamwork is critical to achieving the best results for kids and their families. I'm excited to be a part of #IGSJC and I invite everyone - surgeons, non-surgeons, non-physicians - to join the tweetchat on Dec 14 & 15 at 5-9pm EST.
On 2015 Dec 03, Benedict Nwomeh commented:
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On 2015 Dec 03, Christian Jones commented:
Dr. Gusani (@nirajgusani on Twitter) is certain to be an outstanding moderator, and I'm really excited about this IGSJC session. We're only starting to realize how teamwork matters in surgery, and it's great to see such concepts being formally studied. Kudos to Dr. Greenberg and her entire team.
On 2015 Dec 03, Niraj Gusani commented:
I am delighted to moderate the International General Surgery Journal Club (#IGSJC) Twitter discussion of this manuscript. We hope to have a robust discussion about the effect of surgeon leadership styles and their effects. We are honored to be joined during the chats by several of the authors, including Drs. Sarah Parker, Caprice Greenberg, and Steven Yule. Join us by following the hashtag #IGSJC during the discussion - Dec 14th & 15th, 5-9pmET for live discussion with the paper open for comments/discussion throughout both days.
On 2015 Dec 03, IGSJC - The International General Surgery Journal Club commented:
In addition, a lay article about this paper is available at http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/29/us-health-surgeons-leadership-skills-idUSKCN0SN26L20151029#Al3U1ELlyhGcZiq0.97
On 2015 Dec 03, IGSJC - The International General Surgery Journal Club commented:
We're proud to announce that this article will be discussed online in a session of the International General Surgery Journal Club. The conversation will happen on Twitter with the hashtag #IGSJC on December 14 & 15, 2015, from 5-9pm EST each evening. For more information about IGSJC and how to use Twitter to participate in the conversation, visit https://igsjc.wordpress.com/guide-for-new-twitter-users/. Join us!
On 2015 Dec 03, IGSJC - The International General Surgery Journal Club commented:
We're proud to announce that this article will be discussed online in a session of the International General Surgery Journal Club. The conversation will happen on Twitter with the hashtag #IGSJC on December 14 & 15, 2015, from 5-9pm EST each evening. For more information about IGSJC and how to use Twitter to participate in the conversation, visit https://igsjc.wordpress.com/guide-for-new-twitter-users/. Join us!
On 2015 Dec 03, IGSJC - The International General Surgery Journal Club commented:
In addition, a lay article about this paper is available at http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/29/us-health-surgeons-leadership-skills-idUSKCN0SN26L20151029#Al3U1ELlyhGcZiq0.97
On 2015 Dec 03, Niraj Gusani commented:
I am delighted to moderate the International General Surgery Journal Club (#IGSJC) Twitter discussion of this manuscript. We hope to have a robust discussion about the effect of surgeon leadership styles and their effects. We are honored to be joined during the chats by several of the authors, including Drs. Sarah Parker, Caprice Greenberg, and Steven Yule. Join us by following the hashtag #IGSJC during the discussion - Dec 14th & 15th, 5-9pmET for live discussion with the paper open for comments/discussion throughout both days.
On 2015 Dec 03, Christian Jones commented:
Dr. Gusani (@nirajgusani on Twitter) is certain to be an outstanding moderator, and I'm really excited about this IGSJC session. We're only starting to realize how teamwork matters in surgery, and it's great to see such concepts being formally studied. Kudos to Dr. Greenberg and her entire team.
On 2015 Dec 03, Benedict Nwomeh commented:
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On 2015 Dec 03, Benedict Nwomeh commented:
In pediatric surgery, as in all aspects of medicine, teamwork is critical to achieving the best results for kids and their families. I'm excited to be a part of #IGSJC and I invite everyone - surgeons, non-surgeons, non-physicians - to join the tweetchat on Dec 14 & 15 at 5-9pm EST.