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Best Practices for Training, Educating and Introducing New Techniques and Technology into Practice
Monisha Sudarshan1, Shanda H Blackmon1
1Division of Thoracic Surgery, Mayo Clinic, 200 1st Street Southwest, Rochester, MN 55902, USA.
Abstract:
Adoption of new practices is challenging to the surgeon innovator given lack of standardized processes for implementation. Credentialed surgeons who want to apply new practices need to ensure adequate training depending on the procedure and underlying skills. A competent and motivated team needs to be identified and appropriate privileging sought for the procedure from the local institution. Planning for meticulous monitoring of outcomes ensures continuous safety and quality surveillance. Patients need complete transparency when being informed about a novel practice with information on comparison to standard of care treatments.
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