BJS Academy
The online education resource of the British Journal of Surgery.
New partnership between WebSurg and BJS Academy
We are delighted to announce that WebSurg is now in partnership with the BJS Academy, the educational website of the British Journal of Surgery (BJS) which supports the professional development of surgeons.
This partnership aims to further promote and disseminate video resources for the healthcare community.
Surgical research and publishing: Top ten tips to complete impactful collaborative research (part 5 of 5)
Surgical research and publishing: Systematic reviews (part 4 of 5)
Surgical research and publishing: Propensity score analysis (part 3 of 5)
Surgical research and publishing: randomized controlled trials (RCTs) (part 2 of 5)
Surgical research and publishing: Statistics and surgery - friends or foes? (Part 1 of 5) - Jonathan Cook
How to write a scientific surgical manuscript and be published?
Surgeon burnout: causes and implications for patient safety - Teresa LaMasters, MD, FACS, FASMBS, DABOM, DABS-FPMBS
What does it mean to be an (academic) endoscopic surgeon?
Future surgical innovation and the importance of regulation
Ergonomics reviews: intraoperative microbreaks and stretch
Current state and future prospects in the management of advanced thyroid malignancies
Best ergonomic practices: robotic surgery
National and international collaboration in pancreatic surgery – lessons learned
How to referee a paper - How does being a referee help you get a paper published? (part 4/4)
How to write the report - How to write the peer-reviewer report? (part 3/4)
How to review a paper - How to undertake a peer-review? (part 2/4)
How to referee a paper - What can you get out of being a referee? (part 1/4)
How to write a clinical paper - completion and submission (part 4/4)
How to write a clinical paper - methods and results (part 3/4)
How to write a clinical paper - introduction and discussion (part 2/4)
How to write a clinical paper - why, what, where? (part 1/4)
