International Society of Surgery (ISS)
Société Internationale de Chirurgie (SIC)
Integrated Societies: IATSIC | IASMEN | BSI | ISDS | IASSS
Integrated Societies: IATSIC | IASMEN | BSI | ISDS | IASSS
Everyday we as surgeons make difficult decisions following our Hippocratic Oath of first do no harm. How do we navigate these discussions from a global perspective? [Panel discussion on the following themes as case scenarios to allow 1 panelist to serve as the lead speaker and then the other panelists to address how they would be managed in their country]
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15:30
15:48
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WHEN PATIENTS PERCEIVE TOXICITY OF TREATMENT OUTWEIGHS BENEFIT OF TREATMENT
356-1
Room: Arco Iris (Floor 6)
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15:48
16:06
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DISCUSS WHEN LIMITED RESOURCES AND PATIENT FACTORS (CO-MORBIDITIES, SMOKING, OBESITY, SUPPORT) IMPACT OUR ABILITY TO PERFORM SURGERY AS DESIRED
356-2
Room: Arco Iris (Floor 6)
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16:06
16:24
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HOW TO DISCUSS PATIENT GOALS TO TAILOR TREATMENT AT END OF LIFE OR PALLIATIVE CARE
356-3
Room: Arco Iris (Floor 6)
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16:24
16:42
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ETHICS - MANAGING A PATIENT WHO IS VULNERABLE (NOT COMPETENT, DOESN'T HAVE CAPACITY, NOT TRAINED SUCH AS CHILDREN WITH CONGENITAL DEFECTS IN LMIC
356-4
Room: Arco Iris (Floor 6)
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16:42
17:00
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THE SURGEON'S VOICE: LEVERAGING NARRATIVE MEDICINE FOR POWERFUL ADVOCACY AND DEEPER PATIENT UNDERSTANDING
356-5
Room: Arco Iris (Floor 6)
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