<p>The Surgical Skills Center teaches surgeons the nuts and bolts of their craft. But it also goes further—equipping them the tools to cope with stress. BY MATTHEW HARRIS Let’s be clear, there is no plush couch sitting in the corner of Nicholas Anton’s office. No serene paintings. No inspirational quotes. No framed degrees adorn his […]</p>

The Psychology of Surgery

Ryan Bowman Mar 05, 2019

Nicholas Anton

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