E12 Philip Dawe On Leadership And Military Surgery

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Dr. Philip Dawe is a trauma surgeon at the Vancouver General Hospital. He has a truly unique perspective having been both a military and civilian trauma surgeon. We talked to him about leadership, what we can learn from the military, and his path to becoming a trauma surgeon.Links:-A descriptive study of US Special Operations Command fatalities, 2001 to 2018: https://journals.lww.com/jtrauma/Abstract/2019/09000/A_descriptive_study_of_US_Special_Operations.24.aspx-"Are morbidity and mortality conferences becoming a lost art?" http://canjsurg.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/62-2-76.pdf

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