Women and Robot Assisted Surgery
Women will discuss how minimally invasive robot assisted surgery is impacting women’s health programs across Canada.
TICKETS
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DETAILS
Join us as we launch our webinar series focused on Women and Robot Assisted Surgery.
On Tuesday, December 14th, a panel will discuss the importance of access to robot-assisted surgery and how this innovative medical technology is impacting women’s health programs across Canada. Health care providers and a patient will discuss a range of topics focused on women in surgery, minimally invasive technologies, mentorship, women’s health and advocacy.
A short introduction presentation will be made followed by a moderated and audience question and answer.
The moderated panel will discuss the following important themes:
- Women and Technology – Adoption and Perception
- Teaching/Coaching, Training, and Learning Curve
- Benefits of Robot Assisted Surgery for Patient, Surgeons and Hospitals
- Navigating Access to Robot Assisted Surgery and Fundraising
- Advocating Patient Access
- Women in Leadership
- Advice for Women in STEM
More details about the speakers:
- Moderator – Dr. Andrea Simpson, Gynecology, Unity Health St Michaels Hospital (Toronto)
- Dr. Shannon Salvador, Gynecologic Oncology, Jewish General Hospital (Montreal)
- Dr. Helen Steed, Gynecologic Oncology, Lois Hole Woman’s Hospital (Edmonton)
- Angie Stackhouse, Robot Coordinator Nurse, The Ottawa Hospital (Ottawa)
- Robot Assisted Surgery Patient (TBC)
The audience will include health care professionals and hospital leadership, medical students and patients.
To learn more about robot-assisted surgery and the procedures health care teams across Canada provide with this technology including the perspective of patients who received this minimally invasive care visit robotassistedsurgery.ca