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Surgical Whiplash.

Forrest Bohler¹, Meghan Chaiyasate², Karam Hadid¹

¹Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, Rochester, MI, USA.

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Surgical training demands excellence, but mentors must balance rigor with trainee well-being. This essay explores ethical mentorship in surgery, using the film Whiplash to highlight the dangers of destructive pressure and advocate for integrity over domination.

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Medical Education
Surgical Training
Psychology of Performance

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Surgical training emphasizes excellence through discipline and mentorship.

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mentorship performance culture residency training surgical education surgical mentorship

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