Another important tip!

Useful way to identify gaps for research questions #surgicalresearch #some4surgery x.com/MonaNezamivand…

New post: Where do you start to think about stats in your #surgicalresearch? A few thoughts to get you started. #some4surgery #surgicalresearch surgical-research.co.uk/?p=398

June's edition of the Annals focuses on trainee issues, with a guest editorial from Matt Lee on developing a research portfolio. Authors discuss training during COVID-19, the surgical learning curve and barriers faced by female trainees. Read here: ow.ly/IkzP50JmR47

First post for a while inspired by some debates and recent peer review activity. Thoughts on meta-analysis for beginners. #surgicalresearch #some4surgery surgical-research.co.uk/?p=403

Spent a lot of time recently dealing with #peerreview comments. Here's a post on how I approach responding to them (and hopefully get the paper published) #some4surgery #surgicalresearch surgical-research.co.uk/?p=413

TODAY‼️Dec 28, 2 pm (Madrid (GMT+1) One-on-One with Dr. Jose M. Balibrea MD, PhD, FACS Hosp. Germans Trias Cirugía Española BJS   "365 days in 20 minutes! Summary of this Year’s Surgical Training" +  much more!—join the conversation! Free🌐at: my.mtr.cool/xdpivzierw #SurgEd

Been a while since I've posted. Blog domain has been renewed for two years so I should probably post some more. Thoughts on basic stats/stats errors coming soon (and more). Let me know if you want a topic covering. #surgicalresearch #SoMe4Surgery