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Charna Kinard, MD
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Charna Kinard, MD
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PGY2 Gen Surg @WiscSurgery | ORR @aamctoday @amcollsurgeons | Interests: Surgical Sim, Exec Coaching, Leadership development | Views mine | she/her
Madison, WI Katılım Eylül 2014
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Perfect explanation on AI’s impact on critical thinking and can be applied to AI’s growing presence in medicine. I try to discourage other residents from using it, especially interns. #MedEd
Black Phillip@poe_collector
Found an AI perspective I’d never heard before from a teacher of teens. It’s a bit meandering but your three minutes will be well used.
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The coaching mindset requires the intersection of three major components:
Emotional intelligence 🔄 Respecting people 🔄 Believing in people
🎙️: @DouglasEWood1 | #ACSLAS26
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The brilliant energetic @JeyarajahRohan enthusiastically delivers a highly informative, engaging, and entertaining lecture on how to build a program in the community @AmCollSurgeons #ACSLAS26
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You have to lead, work hard, be efficient, and use the ACS. There is a way to exist outside of academic practice, if that is what you want.
🎙️: @JeyarajahRohan | #ACSLAS26
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Leading Through Advocacy, with Dr. @DrCNClarke, will dive into influencing those around you for the betterment of teams and patients. #ACSLAS26
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Advocacy matters in surgery because it impacts patient outcomes beyond the OR, defines the future workforce, and influences policy. We must do this in the House of Surgery.
🎙️: @DrCNClarke | #ACSLAS26
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You don’t need a title to lead and not all people with titles are leaders. While there are different styles of leadership, advocacy is essential to your success as a leader. It’s people focused and team focused.
🎙️: @DrCNClarke | #ACSLAS26
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Surgeons get things done; we’re the ones who have to get it done. I want students to be able to perform at the edge of comfort.
🎙️: @JeyarajahRohan | #ACSLAS26
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So proud of my big bro!@lawrenceb_brown
World News Tonight@ABCWorldNews
For the first time, five African American surgeons now lead the Trauma Service at the preeminent Johns Hopkins Hospital. This milestone, recognized during Black History Month, proves generations of determination behind every title. Linsey Davis reports. abcnews.go.com
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Dr. Helen Octavia Dickens was the first Black woman ACS Fellow, advancing cancer prevention, academic surgery, and leadership in medicine.
#BlackHistoryMonth #BlackSurgeons #SBAS
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🧵regarding the 'suture ligature' or 'stick tie', or whatever you call it in your part of the world.
Here, I'll use my long-suffering chickens to show 3 different methods for doing a 'suture ligature', and we'll go over a couple of pointers that apply to all of them.
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Pathology needs talent—not labels.
We’re talking DOs in pathology, breaking barriers, and what it really takes to get here. 🎙️
Thank you @PathPod for discussing this important topic!
Unfiltered. Honest. Data-driven.
#DOsInMedicine #PathTwitter #MedEd
The PathPod Podcast@PathPod
⭐ NEW #PathPod AroundTheScope! Hosts @MArnold_PedPath and @Sara_Jiang speak with Drs. @MeredithKHerman, Paul Kowalski, @Aberry_Med, and Peace Preston about how DO trainees gain exposure to the field of Pathology. 🔊pathpod.podbean.com/e/around-the-s… 👉Article: researchgate.net/publication/39…
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Wonderful paper starting the conversation on such an important topic, looking forward to the follow up to address the “why” of this trend!
JAMA Surgery@JAMASurgery
Promotion rates in #AcademicSurgery were higher among assistant and associate professors who changed institutions compared with those who remained at the same institution. @jasosamd ja.ma/4iNLb0x
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As a surgical resident, this is something more concerning to me! The robot will be there to learn after completing training, and open surgery reps are what I want as a trainee! Perhaps thoughtful simulation and collaboration with Pathology can help with this…
Syed A. Ahmad@SyedAAhmad5
Let me ask an uncomfortable question. There are a lot of surgeons being trained who feel not comfortable performing open surgery. They won’t convert MIS to open because they just are not comfortable. HAVE WE SKIPPED THE MIS to open paradigm of training.
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Interesting article, I’ve asked numerous mentors about this topic and a common response is robotic surgery is more similar to open surgery. As a resident I’m choosing to add robotic surgery to my toolkit not make it my default.
JAMA Surgery@JAMASurgery
💬 Viewpoint: Robotic surgery has rapidly become the default platform in US surgical training, but widespread adoption may erode core laparoscopic skills essential for safe, adaptable care. ja.ma/44wSMui
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Thank you to @jfreischlag, @DavidJSkorton, and Michael Waldrum, MD, for leading today’s #AAMC25 Leadership Plenary. With moderator @LinseyDavis, they explored the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of #AcademicMedicine — and the path forward together.
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@KMirza You shared so many pearls with us, especially for a junior trainee looking for the courage to be true to themselves! Thank YOU for all that you do!!!
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@Status_CKinard This means so much to me! Thank you!
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