E04 CSF edition: Kelly Vogt on the Evolution of ACS & Tips for a Career in Academic Surgery

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We recorded this interview at the Canadian Surgical Forum (CSF), the annual national conference that brings together surgeons from across Canada. We sat down with Dr. Kelly Vogt, a trauma and acute care surgeon practicing in London, Ontario. We discussed her paper looking at the complete caseload of patients for an Acute Care Surgery (ACS) service and what that means for the evolution of ACS in the future. She also shared her advice for starting out in academic surgery.Links: 1. van Zyl T, Murphy P, Allen L, Parry N, Leslie K, Vogt K. Beyond just the operating room: characterizing the complete caseload of a tertiary acute care surgery service. Can J Surg 2018;61(4):264-269https://canjsurg.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/61-4-264.pdf2. https://www.canadiansurgeryforum.com/

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