AUGS/IUGA Scientific Meeting 2019-Long Oral Session 4

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Video Summary

Summary 1:<br /><br />The video discusses a study comparing lightweight and ultralightweight mesh in sacrocolpopexy procedures. The study found no difference in prolapse recurrence between the two mesh types, but the ultralightweight mesh had a shorter time to recurrence. Further research is needed.<br /><br />Summary 2:<br /><br />The video highlights the challenges of work-life balance and burnout among physicians, particularly for women. It emphasizes long working hours, administrative burdens, and lack of support systems. The need for prioritizing physician wellness and creating a more supportive work environment is emphasized. Changes are needed at the organizational and systemic level. Physicians are urged to advocate for themselves and each other.

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Carson Tyler Kaeser, MD, Joseph T Kowalski, MD, Matthew L Izett, BM BS, MRCOG, Lauren E Giugale, MD, Abigail Shatkin-Margolis, MD, Margaret Mueller, MD, Lauren Siff, MD, Linda Brubaker, MD, MS

Keywords

study

lightweight mesh

ultralightweight mesh

sacrocolpopexy procedures

prolapse recurrence

time to recurrence

research

work-life balance

burnout

physicians

women

working hours

administrative burdens