Surgical Education and Training in Pakistan

Creating a Model

Edited By: Masood Umer, M. Hammad Ather, Syed Ather Enam

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This book covers starting a surgical training program in Pakistan, detailing how to impart skills, evaluate residents, and develop professional ethics. It also offers insights into career counseling and trainee rights, with personal monologues from renowned practitioners.

This book covers the history of starting a new surgical training program in Pakistan, detailing the induction of residents and the attributes and considering how…

This book covers the history of starting a new surgical training program in Pakistan, detailing the induction of residents and the attributes and considering how to impart education and surgical skills in a graduated manner. It also details the current evaluation processes used and how to develop professional and ethical attributes in a surgical trainee. In addition to providing insights into career counseling and the rights of trainees, the book offers monologues from renowned practitioners in the field about their own personal journeys.

Dr Masood Umer, MBBS, FCPS-Orth, is an Associate Professor in Department of Surgery at Aga Khan University, Pakistan, where he is a Consultant Surgeon and currently heads the Orthopaedic Section. He is the author of around 108 peer-reviewed publications, and is a pioneer in developing pelvic surgery, orthopedic oncology and advanced arthroscopic skills courses in Pakistan.

Dr M. Hammad Ather, MBBS, FCPS(urol), FRCS, is a Fellow of European Board of Urology and Professor in the Department of Surgery at Aga Khan University, Pakistan, where he is also a Consultant Urologist and Section Head and Chief of the Urology Division. He is the author of more than 120 peer-reviewed publications, as well as 10 book chapters and a book on bladder cancer.

Dr Syed Ather Enam, MD, PhD, FRCSI, FRCSC, FRCSG, FACS, is a board-certified Neurosurgeon and Professor of Neurosurgery and Chair of the Department of Surgery at Aga Khan University, Pakistan. He has been awarded several accolades and honors for his work both in the USA and in Pakistan, including a Physician of the Year Medallion, the Master Surgeon Award, and the Excellence in Neurosurgery Award, among others. He has authored more than 100 peer-reviewed manuscripts and articles, and his main focus is promotion of neuroscience and neuro-oncology in Pakistan.

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