Program

  • Welcome and introduction, incoming President Scandinavian Surgical Society Per Vadgaard Andersen and co-chairman Lasse Bugge
  • The patient’s and surgeon’s perspective, John Christian Glent and patient
  • Complications in surgery and M&M meetings, Kristoffer Lassen
  • The perspective of a surgical resident, Salim Tamimi
  • Helping the surgeon recover: Peer-to-peer coaching after a complication, Shiva Jayaraman
  • Performance variability in perioperative sentinel events, Iris Reijmerink

Chairman

Per Vadgaard Andersen
Per Vadgaard AndersenSpecialist in gastrointestinal surgery
Vice president of the Danish Surgical Society
Head of Section of ColorectalSsurgery
Surgical department A
OUH, Odense University hospital/Svendborg hospital
Denmark
Lasse Bugge
Lasse BuggeSpecialist in colorectal surgery
Chairman of the Educational Committee under Danish Surgical Society
Head of postgraduate education
Surgical department A
OUH, Odense University hospital/Svendborg hospital
Denmark

Organizer


Scandinavian surgical society

Details

Date:
November 9, 2023

Time:
18:00 – 20:00 CET

ZOOM

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Speakers

John Christian Glent
John Christian GlentPresident, Norwegian Surgical Association
President, Scandinavian Surgical Society
Consultant General and colorectal surgeon
Ringerike Hospital, Vestre Viken Hospital Trust
Norway
Kristoffer Lassen
Kristoffer LassenHead of HPB Department
Dept. Of Gastrointestinal Surgery
Rikshospitalet/Oslo University Hospital
Norway
Salim Tamimi
Salim TamimiGeneral Surgeon and resident in Pediatric surgery
Astrid Lindgrens Children’s Hospital
Former President of KIRUB – Association of Young Swedish Surgeons
Sweden
Iris Reijmerink
Iris ReijmerinkMD/PhD student
University Medical Center of Groningen
The Netherlands
Shiva Jayaraman
Shiva Jayaraman

The Scandinavian Surgical Society (SSS)

Nordic surgical collaboration has long traditions. The Scandinavian Surgical Society (SSS) / Nordisk Kirurgisk Förening (NKF) was founded in 1893, and is the oldest international surgical association in the world. All the surgeons in the Nordic countries belong to the Nordic Surgical Society through their national surgical associations.

  • Swedish Surgical Society
  • Danish Surgical Society
  • Norwegian Surgical Association
  • Finnish Surgical Society
  • Icelandic Surgical Society

The purpose of the society is to promote scientific and clinical practice and training in the field of surgery in the Nordic countries, as well as to promote scientific and clinical exchange between the Nordic surgeons.

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