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Portia Kalun

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American Journal of Surgery|March 6, 2025
Learning how to suture: Should learners observe a demonstration of someone who is experienced or inexperienced to improve their own performance?Portia Kalun, Ranil Sonnadara
Injury|May 27, 2026
Multidisciplinary analysis of teamwork in orthopaedic trauma: How do expectations differ from reality in the operating room environment?Minnie Menezes, Portia Kalun, Cari Whyne
Canadian Medical Education Journal|December 22, 2020
Recent evidence on visual-spatial ability in surgical education: A scoping reviewPortia Kalun, Krista Dunn, Natalie Wagner, et al.
Advances in Medical Education and Practice|March 6, 2018
Surgical simulation training in orthopedics: current insightsPortia Kalun, Natalie Wagner, James Yan, et al.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|July 26, 2018
A Shift on the Horizon: A Systematic Review of Assessment Tools for Plastic Surgery TraineesVictoria E McKinnon, Portia Kalun, Mark H McRae, et al.
Injury|February 12, 2026
Ergonomic risks in healthcare workers in acute care; the POSTURE frameworkWilliam R Bonin, Samuel Brost, Portia Kalun, et al.
Medical Teacher|May 14, 2024
Was it all worth it? A graduating resident perspective on CBMEPortia Kalun, Heather Braund, Natalie McGuire, et al.
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American Journal of Surgery|March 6, 2025
Learning how to suture: Should learners observe a demonstration of someone who is experienced or inexperienced to improve their own performance?Portia Kalun, Ranil Sonnadara
Injury|May 27, 2026
Multidisciplinary analysis of teamwork in orthopaedic trauma: How do expectations differ from reality in the operating room environment?Minnie Menezes, Portia Kalun, Cari Whyne
Canadian Medical Education Journal|December 22, 2020
Recent evidence on visual-spatial ability in surgical education: A scoping reviewPortia Kalun, Krista Dunn, Natalie Wagner, et al.
Advances in Medical Education and Practice|March 6, 2018
Surgical simulation training in orthopedics: current insightsPortia Kalun, Natalie Wagner, James Yan, et al.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery|July 26, 2018
A Shift on the Horizon: A Systematic Review of Assessment Tools for Plastic Surgery TraineesVictoria E McKinnon, Portia Kalun, Mark H McRae, et al.
Injury|February 12, 2026
Ergonomic risks in healthcare workers in acute care; the POSTURE frameworkWilliam R Bonin, Samuel Brost, Portia Kalun, et al.
Medical Teacher|May 14, 2024
Was it all worth it? A graduating resident perspective on CBMEPortia Kalun, Heather Braund, Natalie McGuire, et al.
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