Stephen Kavic

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University of Maryland

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Stephen Kavic is a Professor at the University of Maryland Baltimore, United States. His research areas include surgical education, residency evaluations, and the impact of COVID-19 on surgical practices. He has published recent articles on topics such as minimally invasive surgery, formative feedback in resident evaluations, and trends in surgical fellowship applications.

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Nicole Ducich

University of Maryland

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Rebecca Brown

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University of Maryland Medical Center

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Emilie Ludeman

University of Maryland

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Articles (22)

Can't Buy Me Love? The Use of Gifts in the Residency Application Process

Discovering a Never Event: What to Disclose, When, to Whom, and Why

COVID-19-Associated Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome

Minimally Invasive Surgery Fellowship: What is it Good for?

Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome With Concomitant Hyperkinetic Gallbladder

Where Does the Week Go? Parsing Trends in Program Director Workload

Best Practices in Formative Feedback in Resident Evaluations: A Narrative Review

Fellowship by the Numbers: Surgical Fellowship Applications in the United States

Decreasing Resident Vascular Case Volumes Have Not Changed National Numbers of Vascular Fellowship Applications in US General Surgery Residents Over the Past Twenty Years

Non-Designated Preliminary to Categorical Resident: Is It All About the ABSITE?

Cutting Ties: General Surgery Residents Have Higher Attrition Rates Than Residents in Other Surgical Training Programs

What is MIS fellowship? Community and academic program experience

To the Editor: The US Residency Match at 70

Medical student, resident, and faculty perceptions about the third-year clerkship learning environment: a multi-institutional evaluation

The experience of equity: evaluating the differences in job satisfaction between female and male general surgery residents

Charting the future of competency-based surgical education: a systematic review of cumulative sum

What's Nissen on the net? the quality of information regarding Nissen fundoplication on the internet.

Assessing Content of Accredited Colon and Rectal Surgery Fellowship Websites: Is there Adequate Information for Applicants?

Love at First Click: Surgery Residency Websites in the Virtual Era.

Ten Year Trends in Minimally Invasive Surgery Fellowship.

Understanding the Well-Being of General Surgery Residents.

The Rise of Minimally Invasive Surgery: 16 Year Analysis of the Progressive Replacement of Open Surgery with Laparoscopy.

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Nicole Ducich

Rebecca Brown

Emilie Ludeman

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