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Was intersted to find out if anyone has any ideas on when pod surgeons will be able to operate and teach in public hospitals. I assume this would enable a greater amount of surgical registrars to undertake training here in Australia.
At this stage only one public position in the country. A poor situation really - the result of many factors. Appropriate partnerships will see this ocur more commonly and hopefuly not before too much longer. The upcoming Vic State Conference will provide a forum to answer some of these questions.
Pod surgeons in public hospitals
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