Please be aware that these surveys have been requested to be linked onto the website by EACMFS members. EACMFS bears no responsibility for the information requested on these forms. If there are any queries, please contact the chief investigator directly for any correspondence related to the surveys.

NEW SURVEYS: 

AIMES Project Survey

Addressing Inclusion through Male Experiences in Surgery: A Survey of Male Surgeons’ Perceptions of Bias, addressed to members who identify with the male gender. The AIMES project involves the main Italian and European surgical societies, including general, specialty, and multidisciplinary societies with a significant surgical component.

Link to the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScyzQcCoKqbaKtS-EtRKY892UEVmApaTKaT_qg0gMHCC4heXA/viewform?usp=header

UHN Canada’s Hospital

Evaluating the performance of generative artificial intelligence in responding to common questions about facial palsy. 

Background: Online AI platforms are increasingly being used by patients as a tool to gather information on their health. There is currently a gap in our understanding of AI’s reliability and accuracy in responding to facial paralysis questions, which patients may pose when attempting to learn more about their condition.

 Study Aim: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the performance of AI in 2026 as a source of information for patients with facial paralysis and to determine if the quality of AI responses is comparable to that of a clinician expert.

Link to survey:  https://redcap.utoronto.ca/surveys/?s=3M7JXECTTXT3H3DE

 

Evaluation of the current state of microvascular reconstructive surgery

Microvascular reconstructive surgery is one of the main pillars of modern maxillofacial surgery. It has been more than ten years, since Kansy et al. 2014 conducted a survey on this topic on an European level. Since then, multiple technologies such as CAD/CAM, modern osteosynthesis concepts and novel drugs have emerged into our clinical practice. All of these and changing circumstances such as the pandemic had the potential to have changed the way, we plan and perform these procedures.

To obtain an overview over the current state of microvascular reconstructive surgery In Europe, we would like to ask you to participate in our online survey. Your help is highly appreciated.

https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/LVHYLRM

All data will be handled and evaluated anonymously.