ArticleIndian journal of plastic surgery : official publication of the Association of Plastic Surgeons of India2026
Reflections on Leadership: Lessons from the APSI - Dr. S Raja Sabapathy Leadership Award (Supported by Dr. Somes Guha).
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The APSI-Dr. S Raja Sabapathy Leadership Award (supported by Dr. Somes Guha) aims to recognize and nurture emerging leaders in Indian plastic surgery. This reflective piece captures my experience as the fourth recipient of the award in the year 2022, my visit to BETiC (Biomedical Engineering and Technology Incubation Centre) at IIT Bombay, and the leadership lessons gleaned from the experience. It emphasizes the significance of daily decision-making and creating a culture of empowerment. The reflection also underscores how interdisciplinary learnings can strengthen leadership practices in clinical settings and foster innovation, collaboration, and growth. This brief communication is intended to inspire young plastic surgeons to embrace leadership as a continuous journey.
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