JOEI The Journal

In this SRO Journal Club, Dr. Jess Lonner and multiple participants discuss the evolution and future of robotics in orthopaedics.

This was a top-level discussion based on the article in The Journal of Orthopaedic Experience & Innovation (JOEI).  Fairness in AI: How Can We Avoid Bias and Disparities in Orthopedic Applications of Artificial Intelligence?  You can also find the article here: https://journaloei.scholasticahq.com/article/25901

Fred Cushner, MD, William Long, MD, and Peter Sculco, MD from the Hospital for Special Surgery talk about The SmartKnee developed by Canary Medical and integrated into Zimmer's Persona IQ.

Dr. Samir Mehta and Dr. Ryan DeAngelis discuss device choices in stable intertrochanteric hip fractures, hip fracture bundles, management of hip fracture services and a wide range of hip trauma-related topics.

Listen to the entire Journal club on this fascinating topic which includes Dr. Kris Alden and other participants.

Dr. Kern Singh recounts his journey to standardize all types of spine surgery to allow it to be done safely in the ASC.

Dr. Brian Cunningham discusses his article in The Journal of Orthopaedic Experience & Innovation Journal Club.  The article title is: Multicenter Survey of Resident Education in Professional Development and the Business of Orthopaedics: Are Residents Ready for Transition to Practice?

At the Journal of Orthopaedic Experience & Innovation Journal Club on 7/7/22, Dr. Andrew Wickline discusses a range of protocols to achieve successful outcomes and pain relief in knee arthroplasty.

Orthopaedic surgeons are well-positioned as experts in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and pathology. There are opportunities that exist in addition to clinical practice in which surgeons can utilize their expertise. These skillsets can be applied toward non-clinical pursuits such as entrepreneurship, consulting, ancillary service management, real estate, and medical device...

This is the audio version of the exciting journal club about not only rotator cuff biologic tendon augmentation but the topic of temndon augmentation in other sites such as the ACL and Achilles.

The orthopedic physician group sector remains an attractive area of investment for private equity because the demand for orthopedic care is high, yet the supply of orthopedic surgeons in the U.S. is relatively low. This supply and demand imbalance provides for long-term sustainable growth of orthopedic services within a highly fragmented clinical specialty. With an approximate $1.8 trillion dollar...

Outpatient total joint replacement: Key factors to consider when implementing.  Features Michael Ast, MD.

We describe an environment of overprescription evidence-based methodology to provide patients with the appropriate relief without reliance on opiates, the historical mainstay of pain control.  Features Paul Sethi, MD.

Now is the time for all orthopedic groups to review their physician profit sharing or productivity bonus arrangements under the Medicare Physician Self-Referral (the so-called (Stark Law)).  Features Elizabeth Kastner, JD from the law firm Epstein, Becker, Green.

A novel multimodal protocol dramatically reduces narcotic needs, formal physical therapy needs, and decreases the length of stay following TKA.  Features Andrew Wickline, MD.

The causes of operating room inefficiency are always multifactorial, with each institution having its own unique set of challenges and deficiencies. This podcast analyzes all these factors with solutions.  Features Charles DeCook, MD and Jeremy Statton, MD.