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État actuel et perspectives d'avenir dans la prise en charge des tumeurs malignes de la thyroïde à un stade avancé

Gregory Randolph, Professor of Otolaryngology at Harvard University gives the 2023 BJS Lecture for the European Society of Oncology on management of advanced thyroid malignancy. He will bring you up to date with surgical, chemotherapy and genetic treatments for this condition.

Current state and future prospects in the management of advanced thyroid malignancies

Meilleures pratiques ergonomiques : chirurgie robotique

Professors Julie Hallett, MD, MSc, FRCSC and Jenny Meng Shao Kashmanian, MD, FACS are experts in surgical ergonomics, and here they explain how robotic surgeons can avoid musculoskeletal pain and injury using simple practical changes.

Best ergonomic practices: robotic surgery

Professor Marc Besselink, MD, MSc, PhD gives this BJS lecture at the Swedish Surgical Society meeting in Örebro (Sweden) in August 2023. He explains how collaborative research can improve the outcome of pancreatic surgery, using the Dutch model.

National and international collaboration in pancreatic surgery – lessons learned

Collaboration nationale et internationale en chirurgie pancréatique - leçons apprises

Comment réviser un article ? Partie 4/4

Courtesy of BJS: This video is part of a series of four given by BJS and BJS Open Editors as a short introductory course on how to referee a clinical paper, focusing on how does a referee help you get a paper published. Although these are stand-alone videos that can be viewed individually, they are also used as an integral part of a longer taught online course in surgical publishing from the BJS Institute. Details of the courses and other tutorials are available on the <a href="https://www.bjsacademy.com">BJS Academy website</a>. 

Frank McDermott, BJS Open Editor, summarizes the main points of this course on refereeing for a surgical journal, and provides useful tips and advice based on his experience with BJS journals.

How to referee a paper - How does being a referee help you get a paper published? (part 4/4)

Courtesy of BJS: This video is part of a series of four given by BJS and BJS Open Editors as a short introductory course on how to referee a clinical paper, focusing on how to write the peer-reviewer report. Although these are stand-alone videos that can be viewed individually, they are also used as an integral part of a longer taught online course in surgical publishing from the BJS Institute. Details of the courses and other tutorials are available on the <a href="https://www.bjsacademy.com">BJS Academy website</a>. 

Many referee reports suffer from being either too long or too short, too detailed or not detailed enough. Ville Sallinen, Editor-in-Chief of BJS Open describes how to construct the perfect referee report in this video.

How to write the report - How to write the peer-reviewer report? (part 3/4)

Comment réviser un article ? Partie 3/4

Comment réviser un article ? Partie 2/4

Courtesy of BJS: This video is part of a series of four given by BJS and BJS Open Editors as a short introductory course on how to referee a clinical paper, focusing on how to undertake a peer-review. Although these are stand-alone videos that can be viewed individually, they are also used as an integral part of a longer taught online course in surgical publishing from the BJS Institute. Details of the courses and other tutorials are available on the <a href="https://www.bjsacademy.com">BJS Academy website</a>. 

Here, BJS Editor, Paul Sutton, explains what to look for in a scientific article that will help judge whether or not it has scientific credibility sufficient for publication, and in which journal.

How to review a paper - How to undertake a peer-review? (part 2/4)

Comment réviser un article ? Partie 1/4

Courtesy of BJS: This video is part of a series of four given by BJS and BJS Open Editors as a short introductory course on how to referee a clinical paper, focusing on what you can get out of being a referee. Although these are stand-alone videos that can be viewed individually, they are also used as an integral part of a longer taught online course in surgical publishing from the BJS Institute. Details of the courses and other tutorials are available on the <a href="https://www.bjsacademy.com">BJS Academy website</a>.  

Refereeing for a surgical journal is arduous, and comes with specific privileges and responsibilities. However, if you wish others to spend their precious time reviewing your own work, the effort is worthwhile as Miss Grossman, BJS Associate Editor explains in this video.

How to referee a paper - What can you get out of being a referee? (part 1/4)

Comment rédiger un article scientifique ? Partie 4/4

Courtesy of BJS: This video is part of a series of four given by BJS and BJS Open Editors (and here by Des Winter) as a short introductory course on how to write a clinical paper for publication in a surgical journal. The course gives a basic introduction to each section of the paper, as well as tips on how to manage the submission process. Although these are stand-alone videos that can be viewed individually, they are also used as an integral part of a longer taught online course in surgical publishing from the BJS Institute. Details of the courses and other tutorials are available on the <a href="https://www.bjsacademy.com">BJS Academy website</a>. 

How to write a clinical paper - completion and submission (part 4/4)

Comment rédiger un article scientifique ? Partie 3/4

Courtesy of BJS: This video is part of a series of four given by BJS and BJS Open Editors (and here by Malin Sund) as a short introductory course on how to write a clinical paper for publication in a surgical journal. The course gives a basic introduction to each section of the paper, as well as tips on how to manage the submission process. Although these are stand-alone videos that can be viewed individually, they are also used as an integral part of a longer taught online course in surgical publishing from the BJS Institute. Details of the courses and other tutorials are available on the <a href="https://www.bjsacademy.com">BJS Academy website</a>. 

How to write a clinical paper - methods and results (part 3/4)

Courtesy of BJS: This video is part of a series of four given by BJS and BJS Open Editors (and here by Ville Sallinen) as a short introductory course on how to write a clinical paper for publication in a surgical journal. The course gives a basic introduction to each section of the paper, as well as tips on how to manage the submission process. Although these are stand-alone videos that can be viewed individually, they are also used as an integral part of a longer taught online course in surgical publishing from the BJS Institute. Details of the courses and other tutorials are available on the <a href="https://www.bjsacademy.com">BJS Academy website</a>. 

How to write a clinical paper - introduction and discussion (part 2/4)

Comment rédiger un article scientifique ? Partie 2/4

Comment rédiger un article scientifique ? Partie 1/4

Courtesy of BJS: This video is part of a series of four given by BJS and BJS Open Editors (and here by Martyn Evans) as a short introductory course on how to write a clinical paper for publication in a surgical journal. The course gives a basic introduction to each section of the paper, as well as tips on how to manage the submission process. Although these are stand-alone videos that can be viewed individually, they are also used as an integral part of a longer taught online course in surgical publishing from the BJS Institute. Details of the courses and other tutorials are available on the <a href="https://www.bjsacademy.com">BJS Academy website</a>. 

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