Harvard Surgical HSR Speaker Series
The Center for Surgery and Public Health showcases Health Services Research (HSR) experts from the Harvard and Mass General Brigham campuses and across the country as part of the Harvard Surgical HSR Speaker Series.
The goals of the Harvard Surgical HSR speaker series are to share research methods and findings, disseminate best practices, and identify potential shared interests and areas of collaboration. Seminars are held 6-9 times over the course of the year. They are open to the public, but will be most relevant to academic surgeons, residents, researchers, students and collaborators across the Harvard community.
Next Speaker:
TBA
2021-2022 Schedule
Public Health Policy and Communication during COVID-19
September 14, 2021
Speaker: Thomas C. Tsai, Harvard Medical School and Department of Health Policy and Management at T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Engineering the Future of the Surgical Safety Checklist
October 5, 2021
Speaker: Mary Brindle, Ariadne Labs
Blending Methodologic Approaches to Understand Surgical Variation
November 2, 2021
Speaker: Tasha Michelle Hughes, University of Michigan
Surgical Quality Improvement: Still Putting the Cart Before the Horse
December 7, 2021
Speaker: Nader N. Massarweh, Atlanta VA Healthcare System, Emory Department of Surgery
Surviving or Thriving: Long-term Outcomes in Older Adults after Trauma and Emergency General Surgery
February 8, 2022
Speaker: Barbara Haas, University of Toronto
Achieving TechQuity
March 8, 2022
Speaker: Cheryl Clark, MD, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Extending Trauma Quality Improvement Beyond Trauma Centers in Indiana: Opportunities and Challenges
April 12, 2022
Speaker: Peter C. Jenkins, Indiana University School of Medicine
Introduction to Causal Graphs
May 17, 2022
Speaker: Arin Madenci, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
