“Virtual reality *can* be used in general surgery training” says SUSurgeryResidency PD resident Dr. Ken Perrone. #ASC2019 #TECIcenter #VR #surgEd Carla Pugh MD PhD

PGY2.5 hard at work.

It was a great honor to present our work on idle time as a mastery metric in intubation at #ACSsim. Thanks to everyone who helped. SUSurgeryResidency Stanford Surgery Carla Pugh MD PhD #VisualAbstract

As a surgery resident I look forward to seeing the results of this trial and learning how I can better use my @whoop data to improve my surgical training.

So excited to present our work in the Technology Enabled Clinical Improvement Center at Holman day and see all the other innovative projects. #Holman2019 Stanford Surgery SUSurgeryResidency

Hot off the press... “Use of sensors to quantify procedural idle time: Validity evidence for a new mastery metric” #SurgicalMetrics SURGERY Journal @ELSSurgery Kenneth Perrone

Loving my Whoop. Looking into getting a running coach. Does Whoop have a list of coaches that are familiar creating training plans with Whoop data? @whoop Will Ahmed

Could not have done without the great team in the Technology Enabled Clinical Improvement Center #SurgicalMetrics

That person you always wanted to get in touch with who was always too busy too famous too distracted... That person is sitting on the couch right now waiting for your call! Pick up the phone. Make it happen.

.Will Ahmed: would love to talk to you about measuring strain and recovery to improve performance for some of the hardest working people in the hospital, surgical residents. @whoop Jamie Coleman, MD FACS Technology Enabled Clinical Improvement Center Carla Pugh MD PhD SUSurgeryResidency