Michigan Surgery Sessions15 Des 2020

Social Responsibility in Surgery | Michigan Medicine

Surgeons' worlds don't end at the operating room, so what is their responsibility to society outside of it? In this episode, we discuss what social responsibility looks like for surgeons, what we're doing to tackle the tough issues that affect our society and the health of our patients, and what more needs to be done.

Featured speakers include:

· Erika Newman, MD

· Gurjit Sandhu, PhD

· Valeria Valbuena, MD

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