Wyn Lewis

Head of School Surgery & Associate Dean

Cardiff University

United Kingdom

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Wyn Lewis is the Head of School Surgery and Associate Dean at Cardiff University, UK. His research focuses on surgical education, economic cost-utility analyses related to cancer treatment, and the implications of personal protective equipment on clinical performance. Recent articles include examinations of stress resilience training for surgical trainees and studies on differential attainment in surgical training during COVID-19.

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Benjamin S Stacey

Lecturer in Clinical Science

University of South Wales

UNITED KINGDOM

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Economic cost-utility analysis of stage-directed oesophageal cancer treatment

Author response to: Comment on: Personal protective equipment-induced systemic hypercapnic hypoxaemia: translational implications for impaired cognitive–clinical functional performance

Enhanced Stress Resilience Training for UK Surgical Trainees; Effect and Evolution Evaluated

A retrospective cohort study of differential attainment, COVID and chaos: taking the difference out of a terrible trinity

Gender divergence: scoping the surgical gap

FRCS differential attainment related to region and specialty: retrospective cohort study

Surgical training salvage during COVID-19: a hospital quality perspective

Economic cost–utility analysis of stage-directed gastric cancer treatment

Enhanced stress-resilience training for surgical trainees

Prognostic significance of low muscle volume in patients undergoing surgery for oesophageal cancer

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Benjamin S Stacey

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