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Talk low, talk slow and don’t say too much” may have worked just fine for John Wayne but it certainly will not do for any surgeon! Starting with presenting cases to colleagues and connecting with patients, to later down the line when many surgeons assume leadership roles in public-facing positions or research, communication skills are key. In that sense, for surgeons, it may feel like it’s always “showtime”. Yet many people are still not comfortable presenting material or don’t have the time to take a long communications course. For this reason we have invited a group of seasoned presenters to share their knowledge with you in this Resilient Resident episode devoted to delivering your ideas.

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  1.  Welcome & Introduction - Dr. Regina Faes (Mexico)and Dr. Emanuele Lo Menzo (USA)
  2.  How to deliver an effective lecture including tips and trick to talk in public - Mr. Rod Menchaca (Chile)
  3.  How do you effectively present a poster - Dr. Romina Pena (Spain)
  4.  How do you deliver your research study – Dr. Brooke Gurland (USA)
  5.  Discussion and closing remarks – moderated by Dr. Regina Faes (Mexc
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Dr. Regina Faes MD, Resident of Surgery, Fundación Clínica Médica Sur, Mexico Gastroenterology
Dr. Brooke Gurland MD, FASCRS, FACS; Clinical Professor of Surgery, Colorectal Surgery, Stanford Pelvic Health Center, Department of Surgery; Chair Pelvic Floor Committee and Consortium, Stanford University, Stanford California, USA Colorectal Surgery
Dr. Emanuele Lo Menzo Professor of Surgery, Vice Chairman Department of Surgery, Chair of Surgical Operations, and the Associate Program Director of General Surgery Residency at Cleveland Clinic, USA General Surgery
Mr. Rod Menchaca MC, PhD, Ex-CEO of Advances in Surgery Management/Team Work
Dr. Romina Pena MD, FEBS/MIS. Colorectal Surgery Section, Gastrointestinal Surgery Department, Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, Spain. Colorectal Surgery
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