Professional Networking FINAL_Dr Teja sir n Dr Syamala Madam.pdf
- 1. Professional Networking constructive Feedback in Medicine DR TEJESWARA DHUPAM MS , FVRS ( CANADA) VITREO-RETINAL & PHACO SURGEON, 3D ROBOTIC EYE SURGERY PHD – MAASTRICHT UNIVERSITY – NETHERLANDS (PHD SCHOLAR) ANJU INTERNATIONAL EYE CARE FOUNDATION ALBERTA INTERNATIONAL EYE HOSPITAL – KAKINADA – A.P, INDIA DR .SYAMALA M.D, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT, PHARMACOLOGY ANDHRA MEDICAL COLLEGE
- 2. Structured on some Open AI sources Financial Disclosure - No Financial Interest
- 3. RETINA FELLOWSHIP - UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA - CANADA (2009)
- 4. PhD Scholar 2023-26 Maastricht University -The Netherlands
- 5. EXPERIENCE • Total number of years of practice post PG –19 yrs. • Total number of years of Experience in Posterior Segment Disorders (Retina) –18 yrs. • Crossed 1,50,000 Lakh ophthalmic Surgeries • Teaching , Surgical Training & Research in Ophthalmology - 2007
- 6. CORE OPHTHALMIC NETWORKING • Total Number of Ophthalmic presentations done till date-33 • Total Number of CMEs done from feb-2010 till date -42 • Total number of Ophthalmologist Trained Till date-96 (45 local doctors+ 40 international) ,10 D.N.B Students, 1 Retina Fellow ( Cameroon )
- 7. Sub Specialities & Expertise: Retina - 3D Surgery , MIVRS – 23 g (0.7mm) , 25g (0.5mm) Suture less. Cornea – Femtosecond – ( Bladeless Lasik) ,PRK,ICL,C3R, Lamellar Keratoplasty. Glaucoma – ADD ( tubes , I – stent, Ahmed Valves) Deep Sclerectomy Paediatric Ophthalmology – Myopia Clinic , Cataract , Squint Robotic – Femtosecond Cataract ( FLACS)
- 8. Networking Conceptual: Interacting with others to exchange information. develop professional or social contacts. conferences presenting free papers and research works of senior associates. As post graduates you can be research associates for Post Doc thesis or projects. Actual Real Life: Meeting, Greeting & Associating for effective transformation of one’s self or people’s life.
- 9. Why should you Network? 70-80 % of opportunities are Network Driven. Jack in the box – Unexpected surprise opportunities. Always the best opportunities as well as best skilled people get noticed through references in networking.
- 10. Social Network Platforms Good and reliability totally on these is not advisable. We need to confirm the authenticity of Information provided. Its more passive then active interaction or Involvement.
- 11. Goals & Objectives In Career and Life Academic Career / Institutional Discover whether you are a Team Player Global Mission & Vision Value you add in Networking – Individually & Institutionally The above helps in prioritizing your Networking options Networking destination Networking contributions.
- 12. *** Be aware of your presence in Medical Profession. *** Make your presence with Value addition (Constantly updating Knowledge & upgradation of Skill). ***Define a Clear Vison , Final Destination & Act with time bound targeted Strategies.
- 13. Prior preparation’s Teach – Involve in Interactive sessions , Pannel Discussions & Teaching Junior’s. Inspire – Create a environment which is green, healthy & Non Toxic ( No barriers). Widen the scope of thinking, have acceptability, adoptability & Acclimatisation.
- 14. Ways to follow in life… Goat’ s Way Short way sometimes Traumatic Lacks foresight Team work with no leadership Ants Way Mostly Longer Safer Good Foresight Teamwork with great leadership
- 15. Introduction to Professional Networking in Medicine Networking: Interacting with others to - exchange information - develop professional - social contacts Importance: Networking - collaboration, - mentorship, - career opportunities. Examples: How networking has facilitated major breakthroughs in medical research.
- 16. Types of Networking in Medicine Academic Networking: Collaborating on research, attending CMEs, becoming a research associate. Clinical Networking: Joining medical associations, relationships with hospital administrators. Global Networking: Volunteering for international medical missions, participating in global health forums. Tip: Expanding networks by attending international events or online courses.
- 17. My Experiences – Lessons Reference based Networking 1. Teacher / Mentor / Professional Senior Colleague. 2. Professional Bodies / NGO / Community Cantered Approach. 3. Multi disciplinary / Multi Modal Approach.
- 19. Collective vision & vision > Self centred NETWORKING For Collective vision & mission HUGE GLOBAL SOCIAL IMPACT
- 20. IMPACT PERSONAL MOTIVE TEAM MOMENTUM SOCIAL IMPACT COMMUNITY CENTRED HUMANITARIAN DELIVARY TO END BENIFICIARY ANOTHER CIRCIUT STARTS – THIS TIME – LESS INCUBATION TIME MORE PARTICIPANTS MORE BENIFICIARIES
- 21. Our International Charitable Ophthalmic Surgery Missions : Morelia – Mexico 2022 Republic of Congo May 23, September 23 Republic of Mauritania May 2024 Republic of Senegal May 2024 Upcoming Projects – University of Zimbabwe Democratic Republic of Congo.
- 22. Global Visio Network – Surgeons (Mentors & Students) Indian – Comprehensive Ophthalmologist –Retina, Cornea, Glaucoma, Paediatric & Occuloplasty Canadian – Comprehensive Ophthalmologist –Retina, Cornea, Glaucoma, Paediatric & Occuloplasty Swiss – Comprehensive Ophthalmologist –Retina, Cornea, Glaucoma, Paediatric & Oculoplasty Mexican – Comprehensive Ophthalmologist –Retina, Cornea, Glaucoma, Paediatric & Occuloplasty
- 23. Teaching / Sharing Knowledge The LEGACY Continues They keep your networking enterprise alive Widen your scope and territory They will add on the latest updates & new innovative thoughts
- 25. ROP ORIENTATION FOR PARENTS TEACHING-FELLOWS/RESIDENTS CENTERS WITH LESS ACCESS TO EYE CARE -TRAIN -TECHNICIAN- RET CAM TELE-SCREENING(TELE-OPHTHALMOLOGY)
- 27. SOCIAL IMPACT 2018 - 2024 5000 Eye’s were Screened for Retinopathy of Prematurity 400 Babies / 756 Eyes Treated & Saved from Blindness
- 28. Covid -19 Social Forum – 16 Members Mission & Vision • Social Cause • Moral Support • Financial Support for needy • Address the hour of need Members profile • IT Programmer's Front end - 4 Back end & SAP 3 • Global IT Asia Head-1 • Cloud Data Base IT -1 • PhD Doc - 3 • Research Scientist 1 • Pharmaco vigilance Doc1 • Biodiversity / Environmentalist 2
- 29. Canadian Teleophthalmology server Global Collaborative Healthcare Research Innovation Technologies
- 30. Through your senior colleagues & associates Networking is not one way In medical profession Clinical Practice , Medicines & wellbeing are all integrated. Networking is more effective in Hub& Spoke Models
- 31. Inter-disciplinary Networking: Tele-Ophthalmology , Tele –Medicine EMR- ERP - AI Solutions Give back programs to Nature – Biodiversity & Wild Life Explorations Big Data Driven Community Healthcare Services Wellness & Personal Health
- 32. The Importance of Doctors’ Networking for Healthcare Professionals: Better & More Enhanced Patient Care Control Burnout & Emotional Support: Shana felt et al. noted a 37.9% occurrence of burnout symptoms among physicians, compared to 27.8% in the control group. Fostering Innovation & research Navigating the healthcare system: policy changes, or work together on other factors, improvement in healthcare delivery. Build a strong reputation: getting acknowledgement or referrals from other medical professionals.
- 33. This table simplifies the different strategies postgraduate medical students can use to build a diverse and effective professional network. Networking Mode Platform/Method Details Social Media and Online Platforms - LinkedIn Connect with peers, faculty, and professionals; join medical groups, follow institutions, and engage with posts. - ResearchGate Share publications, connect with researchers, and engage in academic discussions. - Twitter (#MedTwitter) Follow and interact with healthcare professionals and institutions, join conversations on research and new trends. - Doximity Network with healthcare professionals, follow news updates, and access telehealth. - Facebook Groups Join medical-specific groups to exchange ideas, find job postings, and mentorship opportunities.
- 34. Networking Mode Platform/Method Details Virtual Conferences & Webinars - Medical Conferences Attend virtual conferences, engage in Q&A sessions, and network in virtual lobbies. - Global Summits & Webinars Participate in specialized events related to your medical field to connect with professionals. Alumni and Professional Networks - University Alumni Networks Connect with former students for mentorship or career opportunities. - Medical Associations (e.g., Ranagaraya Medical College, Royal College of Ophthalmologists) Join local and international organizations for networking, events, and continuing education. - Professional Listservs Subscribe to email-based discussion lists to exchange ideas with global experts. Collaboration on Projects & Research - Collaborative Research Platforms Participate in international research, clinical trials, and collaborative projects. - Mentorship Programs Seek mentorship through professional societies and medical institutions.
- 35. Networking Mode Platform/Method Details In-Person Events & Networking - Medical Conferences and Workshops Attend conferences to meet professionals and experts in person. - Hospital Events Engage in local hospital seminars, meetings, and case presentations. - Teaching & Volunteering Volunteer for teaching or outreach to build your professional profile. Online Medical Communities & Forums - Student Doctor Network Engage with other students and professionals for advice and discussions. - Medscape Access news, CME opportunities, and professional forums. Mobile Networking Apps - SERMO Social platform for physicians to discuss cases and treatment protocols. Personal Branding - LinkedIn, Blogs, Podcasts Develop a personal brand by sharing insights, research, and experiences in your specialty.
- 36. Constructive Feedback in Medicine Definition: Feedback that is specific, actionable, and aimed at improvement. Importance: Professional development, teamwork, and improving patient care. Principles: Timeliness, specificity, focus on behavior, not personality. Model: Pendleton's Rules for giving feedback.
- 37. How to Receive Feedback Effectively? Be Open-Minded: Accept feedback as an opportunity to grow. Ask Clarifying Questions: Ensure understanding. Apply the Feedback: Work on areas for improvement. Scenarios: How feedback can lead to better clinical practices.
- 38. Look into a life beyond medicine… Your networking opportunities should address many people’s needs. Today’s Competitive world Networking is a not only a need its compulsion. The key points to note before you start Networking WHEN / WHERE / HOW FOLLOW UP / FEEDBACK KEEP CONNECTING THE CIRCUITS FOR EFFECTIVE / CONSTUCTIVE RESULTS GLOBALISE
- 39. Networking: Critical for Cutting down on Incubation Time , career advancement, knowledge exchange, and global collaboration. Feedback: Essential for personal growth, skill improvement, and team efficiency. Call to Action: Seek networking opportunities, Make sure a culture of constructive feedback’s follow up , Keep creating a continuous niche of Networking .
- 40. Professional Networking End Result NETWORKING Empower yourself Empower The needy GLOBAL SOCIAL IMPACT
- 41. THANK YOU