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Improving data visualisation, information and knowledge transfer for surgeons. The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh King James IV Professorial Lecture

February 2019

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Throughout my career I have extensively supported surgical informatics and have used various and complex methods of data visualisation to research and improve knowledge transfer and outcomes to patients care. This Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh King James IV professorial lecture outlines my innovative and lifelong contribution to data visualisation, surgery and patient care. Highlights • Many ways to present complex data and simplify it. • Graphs and charts are pictorial and highlight trends. • Choosing correct data visualisation is crucial. • It’s easy with modern software to make data rich visualisations such as infographics. • Data visualisation give a deeper understanding of both simple and complex data. See also PowerPoint with Speaker Notes and References

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IMPROVING DATA VISUALISATION,

INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE

TRANSFER FOR SURGEONS

King James IV Professorial Lecture

Professor Chris Oliver

@CyclingSurgeon

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IMPROVING DATA VISUALISATION,

INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE

TRANSFER FOR SURGEONS

King James IV Professorial Lecture

Professor Chris Oliver

@CyclingSurgeon

CyclingSurgeon.bike

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