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BJS Academy SoMe Review for January 2023
Patricia Tejedor @tejedorpat, Anna Curell @annacurell, Rosa Jimenez Rodriguez @rosamjimenezrod, Julio Mayol @juliomayol
13 February 2023
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BJS Academy SoMe Review for February 2022
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BJS Academy SoMe Review December 2021
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The surgical community on social media was particularly active during the last month of 2021. Twitter was plagued with interesting tweets because deadlines were approaching, and global collaborations (#CovidSurg, #TUGS, #ICARUS) were seeking more engagement from surgeons in countries all over the world. More importantly, the SARS-CoV-2 omicron variant started to have a huge impact, delaying the delivery of elective surgical care in Western Europe. You can watch the video below: On December 16th, @ASGBI, a BJS Society strategic partner, announced on Twitter that the deadline for the BJS Prize submission was the 20th of December (https://twitter.com/asgbi/status/1471445800567906311). The ASGBI International Surgical Congress will take place in Liverpool between the 3rd and the 5th of May 2022.