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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD @_SSerres

Breast Surgical Oncologist @BIDMCsurgery @HarvardMed, Mom of 3

Joined December 2015
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
Boston Breast Surgeon@DrTedJames
14 Jun 2021
Our latest study exams malpractice cases related to surgical procedures in breast cancer. The analysis suggests opportunities to improve quality and patient experience by strengthening shared decision-making, informed consent, and patient engagement. #breastsurgery #medtwitter
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
Boston Breast Surgeon@DrTedJames
1 Feb 2021
We are quite fortunate to collaborate with plastic surgery to offer lymphatic reconstruction to patients undergoing axillary surgery. Our recent article describes technical considerations of ALND in this setting. #breastcancer #lymphedema onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
Boston Breast Surgeon@DrTedJames
5 Oct 2020
Calling all breast surgeons. We need your help. We are conducting a survey of burnout in breast surgeons during #COVID19. The survey is confidential and may provide insights to guide preventive measures. Thank you. Link: bit.ly/3iS2T2Y #physicianburnout #breastsurgeons
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Hoping to address an important problem —> surgeon burnout during covid. Please complete our survey if you do breast surgery. @SocSurgOnc @ASBrS @tedjamesmd
BIDMC@BIDMChealth
17 Sep 2020
BIDMC's BreastCare Center is conducting a survey to assess the prevalence of #physicianburnout among breast surgeons in the U.S. during the #COVID19 pandemic. This confidential survey will provide info to evaluate possible preventive behaviors. Learn more: bit.ly/3iS2T2Y
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
BIDMC@BIDMChealth
17 Sep 2020
BIDMC's BreastCare Center is conducting a survey to assess the prevalence of #physicianburnout among breast surgeons in the U.S. during the #COVID19 pandemic. This confidential survey will provide info to evaluate possible preventive behaviors. Learn more: bit.ly/3iS2T2Y
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
Michelle Fakler, MD, MPA/ID@MichelleFakler
20 May 2020
Effect of priming men and women surgical residents with gender stereotypes ➡️ pro-male bias is associated with higher career engagement in men, and worse FLS scores in women
JAMA Surgery@JAMASurgery
20 May 2020
edhub.ama-assn.org/jn-learni… From @JAMANetwork #JNAudio
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
Nakul Raykar@NakulRaykar
15 May 2020
Replying to @rashijjw @BIDMCEM @BIDMCSurgery
Well it’s nice to finally see everyone get along again....
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
Amy Pearson, MD, FASA@AmyPearsonMD
10 May 2020
Surgery in a Time of Uncertainty A Need for Universal Respiratory Precautions in the Operating Room So...N95s for all general anesthesia cases, even if testing is negative? jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…

Surgery in a Time of Uncertainty—The Need for Universal Respiratory Precautions in the Operating...

This Viewpoint proposes that universal respiratory precautions in the operating room—use of respirators with face masks and eye protection—could protect staff from possible coronavirus disease 2019...

jamanetwork.com
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
American Board of Surgery@AmBdSurg
7 May 2020
For the the health and safety of all candidates and in order to accommodate ongoing social distancing guidelines, ABS will deliver the July 2020 #GeneralSurgery #QualifyingExam as a web-based, live-proctored, at-home examination - ow.ly/VD8150zzV5H
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Stephanie Serres, MD, PhD retweeted
Ed Livingston
@ehlJAMA
7 May 2020
Some thoughts about surgery in the #COVID19 era: Surgery in a Time of Uncertainty—The Need for Universal Respiratory Precautions in the Operating Room ja.ma/2WgkZDj
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