Publications by authors named "Sinan Kallo Jabori"
Trends in Female Representation at Plastic Surgery Meetings: A Move Toward Gender Equity at the Podium.
J Plast Reconstr Aesthet Surg
January 2023
Anecdotally, female plastic surgeons are disproportionately underrepresented as speakers, moderators, and panelists at national and regional plastic surgery meetings. No studies have attempted to quantify female representation at Plastic Surgery The Meeting (PSTM). The objective of our study is to examine trends in female participation at PSTM.
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- The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted plastic surgery training, shifting education from hands-on experience in the operating room to virtual learning environments due to reduced elective surgeries and the need for social distancing.
- A survey conducted among US plastic surgery residents and fellows highlighted concerns about their well-being, educational experiences, and career aspirations during the pandemic, with many reporting changes to their post-graduation plans.
- Findings showed that a majority of trainees felt their operatory exposure was diminished, leading to an increased interest in pursuing additional fellowship training amidst uncertainties in job availability in private practice.
Purpose: Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has been an unprecedented public health crisis. As hospitals took measures to increase their capacity to manage COVID-19 patients, plastic surgeons have also had to modify their routine to continue serving their vital role within the hospital environment. In an effort to reduce exposure to COVID-19 and conserve hospital resources, many plastic surgery programs drastically modified call schedules, restructured inpatient teams, triaged operative cases, and expanded telemedicine encounters.
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