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As an orthopaedic professional, you know that precision and consistency are critical in surgery. The lack of standardization in orthopaedic procedures, equipment, and training creates unnecessary risks for patients and makes your work more complicated. Differences in surgical techniques,...
How to navigate payor contracts, hospital agreements, and employment contracts in a competitive environment.
Orthopaedic surgeons in 2025 must navigate increasingly complex contracts that shape their careers and financial stability. Payor agreements, hospital contracts, and employment terms are all shifting...
Growing an orthopaedic practice is both an art and a science. It requires balancing high-quality patient care with business acumen, all while keeping up with the changing healthcare system. Practices that fail to plan for growth risk stagnation, while...
Examine the pressing issue of racial and ethnic disparities in elective orthopaedic procedures such as arthroplasty and spinal fusions. This comprehensive overview delves into the multifaceted reasons behind less frequent use of these surgeries by minority groups, the impact on health outcomes, and the crucial need for increased awareness among orthopaedic surgeons. Learn about the systemic approaches being advocated to address healthcare inequalities and the vital role of health systems in promoting equitable orthopaedic care.
Addressing Health Disparities in Orthopaedic Care: An Ethical Obligation or Systemic Challenge?
Access to orthopaedic care is uneven. Some patients receive timely treatment, while others wait too long or never receive surgery at all. Race, insurance...
Rationing Joint Replacement Surgeries: Who Gets Priority in a Resource-Limited System?
If you work in orthopaedics, you know how challenging it can be to manage long waitlists for joint replacement surgeries. Limited resources mean not...
