The NASS Podcast

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The NASS Podcast delivers expert discussions on the latest advances, challenges and innovations in surgical and comprehensive spine care. Featuring multidisciplinary perspectives from leaders across the spine community, episodes explore clinical controversies, emerging technologies, research, education, professional development and patient care - all in a convenient, on demand format.

  1. HACE 5 DÍAS

    Strategies in the Revise and Resubmit Process

    In this discussion Jonathan Grauer, MD and Tobias Mattei, MD share practical strategies for navigating the revise and resubmit process in academic publishing. Topics include responding to reviewer comments point-by-point, managing major versus minor revisions, improving manuscript quality through peer review, handling cascaded submissions from high impact journals, and communicating effectively with editors and reviewers. Drawing from real world editorial and publishing experience, this conversation provides actionable guidance for researchers, residents, fellows, and academic spine professionals looking to strengthen their publication success and approach manuscript revisions more strategically. This video is part of the upcoming “NASS' Definitive Guide to Successful Research: Writing, Reviewing, Publishing” series from NASS. New episodes will be released over the coming months, with select content available on YouTube. Subscribe to NASS Anytime to be the first to access the full course as new sessions are released, including all YouTube content plus exclusive CME education available only through the platform: https://nassanytime.spine.org/

    20 min

  2. HACE 6 DÍAS

    Enhancing Physician Recovery with Strategies that Focus on Enhancing Physiological Reserve to Enhance the Struggle Phase before Entering into Flow

    In this episode, Rahul Shah, MD, interviews Roger Härtl, MD about how physicians can sustain long, demanding careers by building “physiological reserve” and maintaining balance between work, family, personal interests, and physical well-being. They discuss how regularly stepping back to identify what truly matters in life is key to maintaining resilience and continuing to find meaning in patient care.

    29 min

  3. 11 MAY

    Is Spine Surgery Training Too Long or Not Long Enough? (Part 2)

    Darius Ansari, MD William Chu Kwan, MD, PhD Thomas Wozny, MD

    12 min

  4. 4 MAY

    Burnout Amongst Surgeons: Why it Matters and How Can We Manage it?

    In this episode, Melvin Helgeson, MD and Peter Rhee, MD discuss physician burnout, including its definition, contributing factors, and the distinction between stress and burnout. Rhee shares his personal experience with burnout and highlights the importance of awareness, open dialogue, and accessing appropriate support resources. The conversation also explores cultural challenges in medicine, strategies for supporting colleagues, and opportunities to improve trainee well-being.

    37 min

  5. 30 ABR

    Increasing Adverse Event Reports Coincide with Declining Medicare Billings for Interspinous Devices

    Authors Raj J. Gala, Aidan P. McAnena, and Taylor McClennen discuss their recent paper with NASSJ Deputy Editor, Tobias Mattei. Check out the full article here

    18 min

  6. 27 ABR

    Is Spine Surgery Training Too Long or Not Long Enough? (Part 1)

    Michael Y. Wang, MD, MBA Daniel M. Sciubba,MD Peter G. Passias, MD

    12 min

  7. 23 ABR

    Analysis of National Institutes of Health funding for back pain research in the United States

    Authors Robert Ravinsky, MD, MPH, and Jason Silvestre, MD, discuss their recent article, "Analysis of National Institutes of Health funding for back pain research in the United States," with moderator Tobias Mattei, MD. You can read the full article here

    30 min

  8. 13 ABR

    Is Spine Surgery the Only Option for Back Pain?

    Alison A. Stout, DO Kush K. Goyal, MD Santhosh A. Thomas, DO, MBA

    15 min
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The NASS Podcast delivers expert discussions on the latest advances, challenges and innovations in surgical and comprehensive spine care. Featuring multidisciplinary perspectives from leaders across the spine community, episodes explore clinical controversies, emerging technologies, research, education, professional development and patient care - all in a convenient, on demand format.

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  • Creador
    North American Spine Society
  • Años de actividad
    2018 - 2026
  • Episodios
    282
  • Clasificación
    Apto
  • Copyright
    © North American Spine Society

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