Amalia Cochran

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University of Florida

United States

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Amalia Cochran is a Professor at the University of Florida, USA. Her research focuses on leadership skills in surgical education, the implications of diversity and inclusion, and the evolving clinical decision-making processes in residency and fellowship. Recent publications include studies on tele-triage in burn care and the role of residents and fellows in enhancing educational outcomes.

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Alan Harzman

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Ohio State University

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Valerie Grignol

Assistant Professor of Surgery

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

UNITED STATES

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Defining the Essential Leadership Skills for Surgical Residents Leading Inpatient Teams: A Modified Delphi Study

Choose Your Own Threat"-AModern Paradigm for Academic Surgery

Improving the Integrity of Surgical Education Scholarship

Practical Guide to Qualitative Research in Surgical Education

Invited Commentary: Considerations in the Implementation of Widespread Tele-Triage in Burn Care

Queen Bee Phenomenon - Repairing the Hive in Surgery

All Politics Are Local: A Single Institution Investigation of the Educational Impact of Residents and Fellows Working Together

The long game: Evolution of clinical decision making throughout residency and fellowship

The current diversity, equity, and inclusion climate of the Association for Surgical Education

Surgical Outcomes Should Know No Identity-The Case for Equity Between Patients and Surgeons.

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Alan Harzman

Valerie Grignol

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