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-M&M's are approximately every 4-6 weeks on the conference schedule. Please adhere to the following format for slide presentation. Slides should be limited to 4-7 slides and should focus on the complication. Seven slide maximum Discussion should be limited to the complication. The goal should be to learn attending level decision-making. Goal should be presentation in 7 minutes with 7 minutes of questions and discussions. Plan to complete 4-5 M&M in 1 hour.\\
+===== Morbidity and Mortality =====
-Title Slide: 1 slide limit\\
+M&M's are approximately every 4-6 weeks on the conference schedule. Please adhere to the following format for slide presentation. Slides should be limited to 4-7 slides of written content with 3-6 slides of photos and should focus on the complication. **Ten slide maximum.** Discussion should be limited to the complication. The goal should be to learn attending level decision-making. Goal should be to present in 7 minutes with 7 minutes of questions and discussions. Plan to complete 4-5 M&M in 1 hour.\\
+**Title Slide: 1 slide limit**\\
 Include: Faculty Name, Complication, Operation, Date of Service\\
 Be sure to include your case numbers on this slide\\
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-Background: 2 slide limit\\
+**Background: 2 slide limit**\\
-Include pertinent clinical information to the adverse outcome:\\
+Include pertinent clinical information to the adverse outcome:
-  * Patient History
+  * Patient History with **focus on relevant risk factors**
   * Indication for intervention
   * Laboratory and Imaging Studies
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   * Management of the complication or event
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-Assessment and Analysis: Optional; 1 slide limit\\
+**Assessment and Analysis: Optional; 1 slide limit**\\
-Evaluation of what happened and why:\\
+Evaluation of what happened and why:
   * Describe the sequence of events leading to the adverse outcome
   * Why it occurred - description of contributory factors and how these interacted across the system
-Review of Literature: 2 slide limit\\
+**Review of Literature: 2 slide limit**\\
-  * Unordered List ItemPresent the evidence base relevant to the complication.
+  * Present the evidence base relevant to the complication.
-Recommendations: 1 slide limit\\
+**Recommendations: 1 slide limit**\\
   * identify how the complication or event could have been prevented or better managed
   * identify learning points from the case
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 Ref: {{ :20161116_smmp_guide_v1_2.pdf |NHS Scotland Draft Practice Guide for Morbidity and Mortality Meetings Nov 2016}}
+Comments:\\
+Present case simply. Make sure to include risk factors for the complication and what risk factors are relevant for this patient. If it is a technical error, present the proposed change or intervention to prevent the complication.\\
+Chong Abdominal Wall: Make sure you present perforator row. Multiple and more lateral perforators will result in more deinnervation of muscle and lead to higher complications of bulge (possibly hernia as well, but this is much more rare).\\