The Changing Face of the Surgical Profession

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Recorded04 Mar 2021

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This week, in commemoration of International Women’s Day, we present a panel discussion on the changing face of the surgical profession. Presented by Anthea Davy, consultant orthopaedic and hand surgeon, Stella Vig, consultant vascular surgeon, and Victoria Pegna, ST7 in colorectal, this episode looks to challenge the words and personality traits associated with surgeons and present a new take on what it means to be a surgeon today.

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