STEER Research Collaborative 21st Journal Club

Name: STEER Research Collaborative 21st Journal Club
Start: 2024-05-07T18:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-05-07T19:00:00+00:00

7th May 2024

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

General surgery

Surgery

7th May 2024

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

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Description

Join the 21st STEER Journal Club for a comprehensive exploration of Robotic Surgery. The session will include a critical appraisal of a robotic surgery related paper, overview of emerging literature in the field of robotic surgery, and a discussion about how robotic surgery has been adopted in Watford General Hospital - a leading early adopter of the platform. This is an excellent opportunity for medical professionals with an interest in robotic surgery and those studying for the FRCS. Get the chance to interact with esteemed speakers, Mr Vanash Patel (consultant colorectal & robotic surgeon) and Mr Mohammed Al-Ani (ST8 Colorectal Trainee). Don't miss out on this enriching and informative session!

Summary

Explore the intricacies of Robotic Surgery at the 21st STEER Journal Club. Participants can not only get critical insights into related research papers, but also understand the adoption and implementation of robotic surgery at Watford General Hospital. Ideal for those interested in robotic surgery or studying for the FRCS, it's a fantastic chance to interact with esteemed speakers like consultant colorectal & robotic surgeon, Mr Vanash Patel, and ST8 Colorectal Trainee, Mr Mohammed Al-Ani. Don't miss this enlightening and informative session!

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Learning objectives

To understand the practical and theoretical applications of robotic surgery by critically analysing a related research paper.
To gain a comprehensive understanding of emerging literature in the field of robotic surgery and discern the significance of recent developments.
To learn about the adoption and application of robotic surgery in a real-world context by examining its implementation at Watford General Hospital.
To engage in insightful discussion with experienced medical professionals, enhancing knowledge regarding robotic technologies used in surgical procedures and the associated advantages and potential limitations.
Prepare for the FRCS by learning from the experiences of esteemed surgeons, developing a robust understanding of the current surgical landscape, including new technological advancements in robotic surgery.

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