Bhubaneswar, August 21, 2023 – A significant step towards enhancing medical expertise was taken on Saturday, August 19th, as a comprehensive Continuing Medical Education (CME) and workshop were organized in Bhubaneswar. Aimed at enlightening doctors about handling bleeding or injuries to blood vessels during surgeries, this event garnered attention from medical professionals across the region.
Led by the esteemed Dr. Debashish Nayak, a senior consultant cardiothoracic and vascular surgeon at Apollo Hospital Bhubaneswar, the event witnessed enthusiastic participation from approximately 40 surgeons. Recognizing the importance of equipping young and seasoned surgeons alike with the skills needed to navigate unforeseen situations, the organizers expressed optimism about the impact this event would have on medical practices.
The event’s cornerstone was the comprehensive workshop conducted at the venue. This hands-on session provided doctors with valuable training and practice in repairing blood vessel injuries, an essential aspect of surgical expertise. Participants were immersed in scenarios that simulated real-world surgical complications, allowing them to refine their skills and confidence in managing complex cases.
Dr. Debashish Nayak, whose extensive experience spans over 15 years as a vascular surgeon, expressed his delight at the engagement and enthusiasm demonstrated by the attending surgeons. “It was a pleasure to see that young surgeons and even very senior ones were aware of the necessity to train, to reeducate, to relearn,” he noted.
He further shared, “Teaching new tricks which I learnt as a vascular surgeon in over 15 years of practice in handling vascular injuries came in handy.” Dr. Nayak highlighted the feedback and requests he received to showcase more such videos and demonstrations to surgeons from diverse backgrounds.
The sentiment among attendees was unanimous – the CME and workshop were transformative. Surgeons of varying levels of experience testified to the practical value of the event. Not only did they learn innovative techniques, but they also acquired tips that could be invaluable in the face of unexpected surgical challenges.
One participating surgeon stated, “The workshop provided us with an opportunity to expand our skill set and knowledge in a safe and controlled environment. Dr. Nayak’s expertise and the interactive sessions were truly enlightening.” Another participant added, “The hands-on practice sessions were the highlight of the event. They allowed us to apply theoretical knowledge to practical situations, boosting our confidence.”
The success of this event has sparked conversations about the necessity of more such initiatives to foster continuous learning and professional growth in the medical community. Surgeons are recognizing the importance of remaining updated with the latest techniques and strategies to ensure the best possible patient outcomes.
The event’s impact is expected to reverberate beyond Bhubaneswar, as attendees return to their respective medical institutions armed with newfound knowledge and confidence. This event serves as a beacon of progress, illuminating the path towards a more skilled and adept surgical community.
In conclusion, the CME and workshop organized by Dr. Debashish Nayak and his team marked a significant stride in the realm of surgical education. The commitment to learning, growth, and excellence exhibited by the attending surgeons underscores their dedication to providing the highest quality of care to their patients.
