Healthcare

Corey Scholes

Beware of the cheap patient outcomes platforms

With the move to value-based healthcare and telemedicine in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, electronic capture of patient-reported...

Corey Scholes

Developing a successful research program: The ultimate checklist

So you’ve found yourself leading the charge on an exciting new research program, or you have a list of clinical questions aimed at...

Corey Scholes

Can we predict patient compliance with patient reported outcomes?

Last month, we discussed the significance of patient tracking and registry capture to improve data quality in clinical orthopaedic...

Milad Ebrahimi

Patient tracking: Is there a better way?

Clinical registries are important in monitoring healthcare processes and outcomes, and for establishing treatment benchmarks [1]. Data...

Manaal Fatima

Why does orthopaedic research fail in clinical practice?

Real-life observational studies are essential to evidence-based practice change. Sure, they're not the gold standard for proving the...

Guest Blogger

A place for resilience in pain management

Author: Jessica Boh Pain management is critical to orthopaedic practice because less pain is related to better patient reported outcomes...

Guest Blogger

Finding time for research in clinical practice

Authors: Jessica Boh and Cameron Begley Orthopaedic surgeons hold a unique and advantageous position to conduct research in healthcare,...

Manaal Fatima

Bilateral knee replacements and enhanced recovery protocols: A snapshot from Grafton

EBM Analytics have been facilitating research at Grafton Base Hospital for Dr Sam Martin and Dr Michel Genon since September 2017. Last...

Guest Blogger

Differences between original research and big database publications in hip arthroscopy

Author: Jessica Boh Quick Summary: A systematic review found rates of major complications, reoperations, and conversion to arthroplasty...