In episode 2 of the pre-Roma series, Tan is joined by Paul Barach.  Paul is an anaesthesiologist, researcher and lecturer from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. They discuss the importance of team training and safety management systems in the progression of medical systems.

In the first of  the new series of of Inside Surgery running up to the EAES Annual Congress in Rome, Hamish Mackenzie is joined by Professors Marlies Schrijven and Tan Arulampalam. They discuss the benefits of social media for surgeons and some of  the guard rails that might be considered when developing and engaging with a professional network. Marlies shares some of the positive stories from her engagement across a range of platforms and they share some expert tips on how to cultivate a professional network. 

In the final episode from the mini-series recorded at the EAES Symposium on Innovation in Surgery, Hamish is joined first by Yoav Mintz (Israel) and Zobia Gundkalli (UK) to discuss the changing format of the Wintermeet and the diversity of technology and training available to participants. Yoav reviews teh programme for the event whilst Zobia takes listeners through the concept of a 'surgical escape room' and why it is such an effective team training methodology. 

In this episode, Prof Sheraz Marker reflects on his academic and clinical progression and some of the challenges of balancing this with the pressure  of a young family. Sheraz discusses the support and progression available from working with the EAES research committee for the past 7 years. Stefania Marconi shares her research on environmental sustainability in the medical sector from her perspective a biomedical engineer. Stefania reflects on the inspiration she draws from talking and working with surgeons from across the EAES family. 

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In this episode from the Malta Wintermeet, Hamish Mackenzie is joined by research committee members  Stavros Antoniou (Greece), Dimitris Mavridis (Greece) and Albert Wolthuis (Belgium) to discuss the tole of research within the EAES. They discuss the impact of the guidelines sub-committee and how research can inform practice across Europe.

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In the next episode from the EAES Malta Wintermeet, Hamish is joined by consultant surgeons Ana Senent Boza (Chair, young members task force committee - Spain) Monica Ortenzi (research committee - Italy). They discuss the value younger surgeons can derive from the EAES and the importance of network in the early stages of career. 

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In this episode from the recent Malta Wintermeet, Hamish Mackenzie is joined by the EAES President, Salvador Morales Conde, President Elect, George Hanna and Roma Congress President, Nicola Di Lorenzo. They discuss direction, leadership, eduction and training and reflect on some of the major challenges and opportunities in the sector. Nicola looks forwards towards the annual congress in Roma on 20-23rd June 2023. 

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For the first in a series of conversation from the EAES Symposium on Innovation in Surgery 2023, Tan Arulampalam (UK) is joined by Suzanne Gisbertz (the Netherlands) and Barbara Seelinger (France) to discuss the future of surgical training and some of the challenges and opportunities facing the sector. 

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Professor Tan Arulampalam launches the new Inside Surgery podcast from the European Society for Endoscopic Surgery. In this Christmas Cracker episode, Tan talks with the executive board from the EAES about the forthcoming Symposium on Innovation in Surgery Malta and the plans the organisation has for expansion to support more surgeons over the course of 2023.  The themes include collaboration, education, training, robotics and research.