surgeons

Does anyone remember that procedure where surgeons would cut the patient's eye radially to try to correct nearsightedness?

They told us that confidence is one of the most important things for surgeons but arrogance is very bad.

Also, pilots must sustain a good enough performance for hours, while surgeons must sustain a great performance for minutes.

Hopefully it will help our surgeons practice for better and more repeatable outcomes in our research.

Lists are worth significantly more for specific hard to reach groups like CTO's or surgeons etc.

Do you have figures for the number of surgeons who cut themselves during a procedure?

If HIV infected surgeons are allowed to operate, why shouldn't HIV infected persons be allowed to act in a porn movie?

If most surgeons fit that description, then we may not have an independent way to establish our expectations.

Hopefully our robot surgeons and anesthesiologists won't be programmed to be such horrible assholes.

I can recommend [1] as a good read on the topic of checklists for surgeons and pilots.

While true, the main idea is controlling the surgeon by other surgeons.

You can have as many best surgeons as you can economically build.

Also, while surgeons are well considered here in Europe, they are not the "Ferrari at the door" US types.

MIT Sloane's Matt Beane argues that while the hope is that this dialogue will mean safer and more effective robotic procedures in the future, the intense focus on safety and effectiveness has compromised training opportunities for new robotic surgeons, who require many hours of “live” surgical practice time to develop their skills.

"the traits described are a near archetype for surgeons -- and yet outcomes for surgery are pretty damn good" We did software for Hospitals here in Europe.

A good list came out not long ago which pointed out that on an "empath" to "sociopath" scale, cops and surgeons score high on the sociopath side, while grade school teachers and social workers score high on the other side.