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cord-282786-kbr1p8e9	Juanz-González, Abelardo	COVID-19: an opportunity to restructure surgical education	2020-07-09		.txt	text/plain	649	36	42	We noticed that our surgical trainees have had more time to spend on academic rather than administrative work, resulting in reduced symptoms of burnout amongst attending and resident surgeons. The construction of low-cost laparoscopic box trainers has been previously outlined [3] , and institutions that do not have access to high-end surgical training kits can still provide their surgical residents with opportunities using this accessible tool during the current pandemic. Institutions have had to adapt to K COVID-19: an opportunity to restructure surgical education different ways in which their surgical trainees learn, and-in our institution at least-have focused on reducing clinical activities and the high workload associated with surgical training to instead focus on academic and technical skills' training. Future studies on the wider implications of this pandemic on surgical education would better outline the further adaptations required to deliver surgical training in a post-COVID-19 world.	./cache/cord-282786-kbr1p8e9.txt	./txt/cord-282786-kbr1p8e9.txt