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- Technical skills and clinical knowledge are essential for a successful surgical career, but they aren't the only factors that matter.
- Emotional intelligence, communication, conflict management, and relationship-building are equally crucial for a surgeon's success.
- Success is increasingly reliant on teamwork and collaboration with various medical and administrative teams in complex health care environments.
Article Abstract
Technical skills and clinical acumen are necessary for success in a surgical career. However, these skills alone are not sufficient. A surgeon's emotional intelligence and ability to communicate, manage conflict, and cultivate relationships may be even more critical to success. Health care environments are increasingly complex. An individual surgeon's or surgical department's success depends highly on the teams around them, including anesthesia, nursing, hospital administration, clinic teams, and many more. The surgeon's ability to communicate across the organization and lead by influence is critical.
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| http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.surg.2023.11.005 | DOI Listing |
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