Alexis Holland

Jul 10, 2024 | americanjournalofsurgery.com | Michael Avery |William Lorenz |Alexis Holland |Ansley B. Ricker

The motivation to write this article stems from a series of grand rounds in our Department of Surgery. Each year, the graduating chief residents are invited to deliver grand rounds on a topic of their choosing. This year, three consecutive grand rounds presentations from chief residents focused on education and surgical mentorship. Listening to these talks made two things abundantly clear.

Jun 5, 2024 | blogs.opentext.com | Alexis Holland |OpenText Blogs

The 2024 Payments Canada Summit recently concluded, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and key stakeholders to discuss the most recent trends and insights in payments. As a lead sponsor of the event, OpenText made a significant impact at this year’s event by hosting two highly anticipated speaking sessions and making significant contribution to the overarching narrative at the conference.

May 22, 2024 | blogs.opentext.com | Alexis Holland |OpenText Blogs

We are excited to be a lead sponsor at the 2024 Payments Canada Summit! As we prepare for one of the most important events in payments, we understand that the financial services industry is undergoing significant changes, driven by standards like ISO 20022 and the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence. That’s why we’re committed to leading the discussion on these critical topics at The Summit.

Oct 4, 2023 | jamanetwork.com | William Lorenz |Alexis Holland

Miller and colleagues published their work1 on the quantification of anterior and posterior fascial release after posterior component separation (PCS) and transversus abdominis release (TAR) using a proprietary, sterilizable tensiometer on anesthetized patients with ventral hernia. To our knowledge, this is the largest study of its kind in our review.2-4 Their findings demonstrated that anterior fascial tension was most impacted by the retrorectus dissection.