orthohub see one do one

Join one of the most successful people in medicine as you have never heard him before in our latest orthohub see one / do one podcast!
Our special guest for this episode is Paul Tornetta III, MD - one of most well-known and respected orthopaedic surgeons in the world (and someone we thought would be far too sensible to actually come on our podcast!)
Paul is Chief and Chair, Professor and Residency Program Director in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Boston, as well as the Director of Orthopaedic Trauma for the Boston Medical Center.
Paul has served on the executive committees of the SPRINT, FAITH, TRUST, and FLOW trials, as well as on the Department of Defense funded METRC consortium. He leads the Orthopaedic Trauma Research Consortium and has extensive experience as faculty on the AAOS / OTA, has over 250 peer-reviewed publications, and is a lead editor for Rockwood and Green’s textbook on fracture care.
He is a past president of the Orthopaedic Trauma Association and was an ABC (American British Canadian) traveling fellow. He is the incoming chair of the Council on Education for the AAOS and has won numerous prestigious prizes and awards.
In this wide-ranging conversation we discuss:

• mentoring & how can you spot the winners
• the struggling trainee - and the struggling trainer
• attitudes and behaviours that are incompatible with the practice of medicine
• his theory on the 3 types of residents
• what are the biggest challenges to orthopaedics
• how he would bring the FDA into the 21st century via real-time registries & constant monitoring of outcomes
• how to improve functional outcomes in trauma patients
• are we training too many orthopaedic trauma surgeons?
• he explains why he doesn’t have a fellow and reveals time management tips and tricks to do it the Tornetta way
• we discover his plans to revolutionise surgical education by working with the AAOS to create a new Resident’s curriculum as a “living document”
• he addresses some of the biggest myths in orthopaedics
• and eventually professes his secret love of sports medicine!

We really take a good look under the hood at what makes him tick, and learn key tips and tricks that we can all use in our daily practices.
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@petebates

**not just for upper limb surgeons- just give it a listen!!!**
this is quite possibly our best episode yet, from our new recording studio in the heart of Shoreditch.Bates is back with a vengeance (boy is he...) and kicks us off with one of the most disturbing stories we have ever heard.

Our special guest is Lee Van Rensburg (aka @Gnomelover1970) and the title of the episode soon becomes clear.

We discuss:

• how many Vans in elbows
• kilts vs dresses
• loving gnomes & why Graham Tytherleigh-Strong cannot be trusted with garden ornaments
• the magnificent World of Tanks & QuickyBaby
• an overview of the webinar with Adam Watts & Jorge Orbay
• Jorge Orbay’s glorious case takeaway (link)
• a shoutout to Leda Orthopaedics & their support of education
• proprioception in the anterior capsule!
• the evolution of elbow surgery & how our understanding of elbow injuries has developed
• where are we now in our understanding of elbow trauma?
• the classification of coronoid injuries and similarities with the posterior malleolus
• modern surgical approaches to the elbow
• variations in the management of elbow injuries in different centres
• the value of increased collaboration within Orthopaedics
• what to do when you’ve fixed a terrible triad and there is still some instability
• algorithms for managing terrible triads & the role of plaster casts...
• critical analysis of the Edinburgh paper on non-operative management of olecranon fractures
• the joyous beauty of EQ5Ds
• radial head fixation vs replacement
• challenges of radial head replacement in young post-traumatic patients
• the management of elbow trauma in high-energy trauma patients
• how to manage elbow instability
• instability vs stiffness
• all about Essex-Lopresti injuries and some interesting medical history
• what does the NON-elbow surgeon do with elbow trauma on call on a weekend?
• is there ever a role for external fixators on the elbow?
• elbow injuries in elite athletes
• what options are there for young patients with post-traumatic OA?
• the future of elbow surgery
• why sport is bad for you

and much much more!
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@petebates

I really enjoyed this wide-ranging conversation with Mr Prim Achan, Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon, previous ABC Fellow and Training Programme Director for the Percivall Pott rotation.
The topics covered are so universal and widely applicable that this episode will be of interest to all physicians and surgeons alike, from *all* backgrounds and specialities.
We discuss:

• what factors are needed to build a world-class department
• how to choose a mentor
• how to give meaningful advice to mentees
• the differences between a mentor vs an advisor vs a coach
• our personal experience of fellowships
• 5 things that make a great fellowship
• do you have to do an overseas fellowship?
• should you do 2 fellowships?
• when to leave a fellowship early
• the benefit of travelling fellowships
• and more!

Welcome to our first ever outside broadcast, "orthohub on tour", brought to you with the support of our colleagues at Clockwork Medical.
This roundtable discussion was filmed live at the Sports Knee Surgery meeting in Warwick as we bring you what's new and trending (and what's actually practical and sensible) in the world of sports knee.
We are joined by four top-notch guests with their fingers on the pulse in Tim Spalding, Pete Thompson, Sanjay Anand and Henry Bourke.
Kash is in heaven as he can finally talk about some 'PROPER' orthopaedics!
He and the other speakers discuss the latest techniques and evidence arising, but let's face it- what we really want to know is how applicable is this all really to our daily practices, and what it is that they actually do.
Join us for lots of practical tips and tricks, learn about any changes the guests may make to their practices based on what they heard, and find out what things they definitely will not be adopting!
Topics discussed include:

• the latest in graft choices for ACL reconstruction
• tips and tricks for harvesting and implanting BTB grafts
• fixation options for lateral tenodesis, and how much rotatory control does it actually give you?
• patella stabilisation, MPFL reconstruction and trochleoplasty
• the evolution of tibial osteotomy
• what to actually (really) inject for early knee OA
• the role of biologics and what is the role (if any) for PRP
• managing cartilage defects
• cell based treatments vs osteochondral allografts
• the challenge of allograft supply and working with tissue banks
• meniscal repair and how to perform MCL release to obtain full access to the posterior horn and not damage cartilage
• how best to manage meniscal root tears

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@clockworkmed

Join our new orthohub see one do / one episode on the difference between diversity, inclusion and equity with Johnson & Johnson’s Executive Board members, Hani Abouhalka and Lucy Morrisey!
Discover what exactly is it - is it some passing fad that we need to be seen to doffing our cap at to tick a box, or is it something we should all be putting right at the core of what we do?
Our two special guests help us explore this in our own particular way!
Hani Abouhalka is the company group chairman for Johnson & Johnson medical devices in Europe, the Middle East & Africa and is responsible for J&J's medical device businesses encompassing surgical technology, orthopaedics, cardiovascular and specialty solutions. He is the executive sponsor of the Women's Leadership & Inclusion employee resource group and a board member of the Johnson & Johnson Foundation, a charity responsible for managing J&J's community impact programme.
We are also fortunate to be joined by Lucy Morrisey, who was previously blessed to have been Kash and Pete's boss at Barts as the Divisional Manager for Emergency Care and Trauma. She has previously spent time at the UCL Institute of Health Equity, as well as in senior management roles within some of London’s largest hospitals where she led large service transformation agendas. Lucy took the role of ‘Silver Command’ for the NHS cyber-attack and the London Bridge terrorist attack. She is now a director in the Strategic Capabilities team at Johnson & Johnson and the Women’s Leadership Initiative Pillar Lead for UK and Ireland.
Lucy discusses her experiences of diversity and inclusion and brings a uniquely broad lens covering healthcare, the NHS and the corporate world. She also tells us just how much she misses working with orthopaedic surgeons...
In this wide-ranging conversation we cover many different topics including:
• what exactly are diversity, inclusion, equality and equity and why do they even matter?
• the value of role modelling, mentoring and sponsorship
• why do we need to change if everything is working fine as it is?
• is diversity and inclusion just trendy and “woke”, or does it hold real value?
• what does it look like when it’s done well?
• why would anyone ever want to become a healthcare manager?
• how orthopaedics often comes at the bottom of diversity tables and how best to address this
• are certain professions more appropriate for men and women?
• the role of unconscious bias
• what is it like being at the receiving end of dismissive behaviour and how to respond?
• stereotypes within surgery and in orthopaedics
• how diversity and inclusion vary around the world
• what can people in positions of privilege do to engage and to feel less awkward when discussions about diversity and inclusion arise
• and how can we all bake this into what we do for the benefit of ourselves, our colleagues, and our patients

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and at www.orthohub.xyz

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