Surgery International – a global news hub for surgery news – will host a free-to-attend educational webinar that will delve into the future of surgery and consider its profound impact on our planet.
Taking place on Thursday, 14 March, at 19:00 (GMT), the Sustainability in Surgery webinar is part of the Talk Surgery series. It is being hosted in collaboration with The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, JAV Medical, and Orascoptic.
Continuing Surgery International’s commitment to exploring the multifaceted realms of surgery, this event shines a spotlight on the pivotal role sustainable practices play in shaping the field’s trajectory.
Distinguished surgeons and leading authorities will consider transformative initiatives and discuss how the medical community can embrace environmentally conscious practices to curtail waste and mitigate ecological footprints.
The panel will look at integrating sustainable surgical techniques and pioneering innovations, showcasing a paradigm shift towards a greener, more sustainable future for surgery.
Hosted by Tim Lane, consultant urological surgeon and robotic surgeon at Lister Hospital, Stevenage, UK, the event’s stellar line-up of speakers includes:
Professor Ahmed said: “Surgical excellence isn’t just about skilful hands, it’s also about conscious minds. Surgery International’s Sustainability in Surgery webinar explores how integrating sustainability into surgical practice preserves the environment and enhances patient care and global health outcomes.
“The Sustainability in Surgery webinar is a must-attend for surgeons, medical professionals and anyone interested in the intersection of healthcare and sustainability. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to gain valuable insights into the forefront of surgical solutions addressing climate change.”
Register here to secure your spot at this ground-breaking event and connect with like-minded individuals.
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