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UH Ear, Nose & Throat Institute Inaugural Endoscopic Middle Ear Course 

1.Participant Demographic
2.The information presented during this CME activity was scientifically accurate.
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3.The information presented during this CME activity was free of commercial bias* or influence.
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4.The speakers’ affiliations were disclosed, or it was disclosed that they have no affiliations with ineligible companies.
5.My personal learning objectives were met.
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6.EES Course Featured Speaker: Critiquing My Own Mistakes
Jacob Hunter, MD
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The speaker's delivery of the content was clear and well organized.
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7.Live Surgery Virtually
Daniele Marchioni, MD
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8.Endoscopic Anatomy for Practical Temporal Bone Dissection
Alejandro Rivas, MD
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9.Microscopic Ossiculoplasty
Sarah Mowry, MD
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10.History, Principles and Pearls on Endoscopic Ear Surgery
Daniel Killeen, MD
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11.Ventilation Pathways of the Middle Ear: Functional Implications in Management of Cholesteatoma
Alejandro Rivas, MD
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12.Microscopic Approaches to Chronic Ear Disease
Maroun Semaan, MD
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13.Endoscopic Stapedotomy
Alejandro Rivas, MD
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14.Use of Endoscope in Lateral Skull Base Surgery
Livio Presutti, MD
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15.How to Minimize Bleeding during EES
João Flávio Nogueira, MD
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16.Endoscopic Tympanoplasty
Daniel Killeen, MD
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17.Endoscopic Glomus Tympanicum and other Middle Ear Masses
Alejandro Rivas, MD
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18.Endoscopic OCR
Alejandro Rivas, MD
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19.Endoscopic Repair of Superior Canal Dehiscence
Alejandro Rivas, MD
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20.Panel Discussion – Interesting Cases
Panel: Jacob Hunter, MD; Alejandro Rivas, MD; Sarah Mowry, MD; Maroun Semaan, MD; Daniel Killeen, MD
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21.Please rate the impact of the following objectives:

As a result of attending this activity, I am better able to:
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Set up an endoscopic ear surgery operating room, including orientation of the OR table, room positioning of the staff and anesthesia and the surgical back table of instruments.
Perform endoscopic placement of a tympanoplasty graft and ossiculoplasty prosthesis
Discuss the appropriate indications for endoscopic tympanoplasty and ossiculoplasty
Compare and contrast the microscopic vs endoscopic approach for stapes surgery
List the particular risks of EES and contrast them to microscopic surgery
Describe the indications for purely EES management of cholesteatoma and when to utilize hybrid approach
Describe the appropriate indication for a transpromontorial approach to the internal auditory canal in management of a small vestibular schwannoma
22.As a result of attending this activity, I am likely to change or implement a patient management strategy in my practice or engage in some other change in my professional work.
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23.Now that you have participated in this CME/CE activity, please take a moment to consider making changes in your practice as a result. The categories listed below represent potential areas of improvement.

Commitment to Change Areas (select all that apply)
24.List the specific, measurable change(s) you plan to make:
25.I am confident that I will be able to make the change(s) indicated above.
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26.Please indicate barriers, if any, in implementing these changes.
27.What might you do to address barriers you encounter? 
28.Suggestions for future activities/topics:

In order to design future education that can help improve practice, we need to better understand your clinical challenges. Please respond to the following questions:
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