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.... Overlapping
or concurrent operations involve scheduling substantive portions of 2
or more surgeries to occur during the same time. In these overlapping
operations, delegation of responsibility to trainees and assistants is
necessary. Particularly at teaching hospitals, concurrent surgeries are
not uncommon, but the practice may not be well understood by patients.
Although overlapping operations can often be managed responsibly, 2
problems require attention. First, what are the boundaries of safe
practice (and who should set them)? Second, how should surgeons
communicate with patients about these practices?....
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