Monisha Sudarshan, MD, MPH, FRCSC
Jan 3, 2020
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Steven Bolling, MD
Jan 2, 2020
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Career Development Blog
On the surface, cardiothoracic surgeons are the embodiments of resilience. But how easily do we really bounce back from the inevitable catastrophes?
4 min read
Melanie A. Edwards, MD
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In the News: A Surgeon's View
Dr. Thomas E. MacGillivray explains how the ISCHEMIA trial does not negate or even contradict the multiple previous clinical trials demonstrating the superiority of surgical revascularization over medical therapy (or PCI) in patients with specific anatomic patterns of coronary artery disease.
5 min read
Thomas E. MacGillivray, MD
The numerous professional and personal stressors experienced by cardiothoracic surgeons can—if not well managed—lead to errors in clinical judgment, burnout, early departure from practice, health issues, and substance abuse.
40 min.
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In the News: A Surgeon's View
A 2019 article reported high incidence of discrimination, abuse, harassment, and burnout among surgical residents. Dr. Tom Varghese points out how the "good old days" of surgical residency programs were plagued by toxic culture, and that this toxicity must be stamped out to create a more productive learning environment.  
7 min read
Thomas K. Varghese Jr., MD, MS
Dr. John Ikonomidis is the lead author of a new paper that explores the decline of surgeons who are applying for and receiving grants, publishing less, and feeling that research is not a part of their role.
28 min.