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Cold Steel: Canadian Journal of Surgery Podcast

Canadian Journal of Surgery
Surgery
Trauma Surgery
Low Anterior Resection Syndrome
Diagnostic Error
Patient Safety
Delayed Appendectomy Trial
David Feliciano
Rectal Cancer
Colorectal Surgery
Healthcare Quality Improvement
Medical Malpractice
Diagnostic Excellence
Patient Warming Techniques
Patient-Reported Outcome Measures
Clinical Decision Making
Mentorship
Mental Health
Appendicitis
Sustainability In Healthcare
Nobel Prize

The official podcast of the Canadian Journal of Surgery

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes209Founded6 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Dr. Patrick Murphy is a trauma and acute care surgeon at Medical College of Wisconsin. In this episode we discuss his recent paper, “Understaffed and overworked: The stark reality of acute care surgeon staffing in the United States, an Eastern Associ... more

Dr. Brian Cameron is a retired pediatric surgeon who has spent much of his life dedicated to global surgery. In this conversation, we discuss his new book Ripples from the Rupununi: Dr. Aidun’s Healing Journey. We talk about what it takes to write a ... more

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Dr. Michael Leveridge is a urologist at Queen’s University. He specializes in urologic oncology and is the editor in chief of the Canadian Urological Association Journal. We spoke to him about his career, his role as editor in chief, and how he creat... more

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Campbell Roxburgh is a consultant colorectal surgeon and Professor of Colorectal Surgical Oncology at University of Glasgow in Scotland. Mr. Roxburgh is a multi-faceted researcher, surgeon and academic. He has a large body of research in systemic inf... more

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Recent Guests

Pat Murphy
Acute care surgeon and researcher
Medical College of Wisconsin
Episode: E184 - Pat Murphy on Workforce Planning in Acute Care Surgery
Brian Cameron
Retired pediatric surgeon and author
Episode: E183 - Brian Cameron on Ripples from Rupununi
Michael Leveridge
Urologist at Queen's University and Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Urological Association Journal
Canadian Urological Association Journal
Episode: E182 - Michael Leveridge on Creating Mental Models in Your Practice
Campbell Roxburgh
Consultant Choleroxal Surgeon and Professor of Choleroxal Surgical Oncology at the University of Glasgow
University of Glasgow
Episode: E181 - Campbell Roxburgh at Queen's University
Andrea Merrill
Surgical Oncologist and creator of Scrubbed Out
University of Virginia
Episode: E180 - Andrea Merrill on Writing, Creativity, and Pursuing your Passions as a Surgeon
Dr. Mohamed Bellal
Consultant neurologist and the first paralyzed surgeon in the UK
Birmingham, UK
Episode: E179 - Mohamed Belal on Being Britain's First Paralyzed Surgeon and Designing the ORs of the Future
Liise Honey
Obstetrician and gynecologist with a focus on quality improvement
Canadian Medical Protection Association
Episode: E178 - CMPA x Cold Steel Part 2 - Anatomy of a Lawsuit
Dr. David Maslove
Clinician scientist in the Department of Medicine and Critical Care Medicine at Queen's University
Queen's University
Episode: E176 - Journal Club with David Maslove on Cash Incentives for Peer Review
Mark Shrime
ENT surgeon, global surgery researcher, and author of "Solving for Why"
Episode: E175 - Global Surgery and the Power of Purpose with Mark Shrime

Hosts

Samir Farooq
Host who often emphasizes surgical education and the deeper implications of surgical practice across various settings.
Chad Ball
Hosts discussions primarily centered on trauma surgery, advancements in surgical techniques, and personal reflections within the field of surgery.
Amir Farooq
Co-host with a focus on surgical narratives and the experiences of healthcare professionals in diverse settings.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • Amazing

    Always look forward to this podcast. Not even a doctor. fantastic

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Iman siddiqui
    Canada6 months ago
  • Dr. Ameer Farooq was my A+ surgeon

    I had a colectomy in December 2021 performed by Dr. Farooq, along with Dr. Manojkumar Raval. Dr. Farooq has really lovely bedside manner, I think he cares about his patients. Would recommend for your colorectal surgery needs :) I started listening to the podcast after googling Dr. Farooq and I am glad I did! Very informative and enjoyable to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nonnnienno
    Canada4 years ago
  • Amazing podcasts

    So grateful to Ameer Farooq and Chad Ball for creating these podcasts. They do such an awesome job recruiting and moderating surgical celebrities through high yield topics in General Surgery. The podcasts have been invaluable in preparing for the Royal College. I also enjoy listening to them getting to know their guests - the life advice and pearls of wisdom are an added bonus!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lkb123123
    Canada4 years ago
  • Love this show!

    Not only a great resource for folks in the medical field, but also fun and accessible for us muggles. 

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    comedygrrrrl
    United States5 years ago
  • Absolutely wonderful

    Episode 46 with Dr Feliciano was tremendous! As a young surgeon and a fan of the amazing history of Surgery and Medicine, this one was a real treat to listen to and invaluable for me to find some other great books regarding this fascinating topic.

    Much appreciated!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gogopogotogo
    Canada5 years ago

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The content is often recognized for its depth and relatability, appealing to both professionals and those interested in healthcare advancements.
Some listeners have pointed out a desire for improved audio quality, but overall enjoyment of the conversations remains high.
Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions and insights from prominent figures in the surgical community.
Feedback highlights the diverse topics covered that reflect real-world challenges faced in medical practice.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

E182 - Michael Leveridge on Creating Mental Models in Your Practice
Q: If you could go back in time and give yourself advice as a senior resident, what would that advice be?
He stresses the importance of adopting systematic thinking and understanding larger principles rather than just memorizing specifics, to make residency more effective and less stressful.
E182 - Michael Leveridge on Creating Mental Models in Your Practice
Q: What is it about urology that drew you to it?
Dr. Leveridge explains that urology has a vast playing field despite its specific focus areas, allowing for a mix of clinical detective work, surgery, and diverse patient interactions.
E181 - Campbell Roxburgh at Queen's University
Q: How has the introduction of robotic-assisted surgery impacted the training program for new surgeons in Scotland?
The robotic surgical training has been integrated as teaching cases for fellows, with stringent criteria set for training, emphasizing a structured approach to ensure access for trainees.
E179 - Mohamed Belal on Being Britain's First Paralyzed Surgeon and Designing the ORs of the Future
Q: How do you think about fate or destiny, I know this is a big philosophical topic?
I believe that certain moments in life define our paths. My faith in Islam teaches me to accept what is written for me, which shaped my understanding of my fate after the accident.
E179 - Mohamed Belal on Being Britain's First Paralyzed Surgeon and Designing the ORs of the Future
Q: Can you talk to us a little bit about how you prepared yourself to come back to being a surgeon?
I set a goal of one year to return to surgery, focusing on daily rehabilitation and maintaining a mindset of adaptability without fixating on the final outcome.

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A significant aspect of the content revolves around advancements in surgery, healthcare policies, and personal experiences of medical professionals, particularly in Canada. The discussions often feature a range of experts sharing insights on specific surgical specialties, the challenges faced in diverse medical environments, and the emotional aspects of practicing medicine. Unique narratives on global surgery, workforce planning in acute care, and the intersection of creativity and medicine highlight the multifaceted nature of healthcare, making the content engaging for both seasoned professionals and those outside the medical field. Additionally, the emphasis on personal stories and diverse experiences creates a relatable and enriching nar... more

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1. Pat Murphy
2. Brian Cameron
3. Michael Leveridge
4. Campbell Roxburgh
5. Andrea Merrill
6. Dr. Mohamed Bellal
7. Liise Honey
8. Dr. David Maslove

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