Corey ScholesAug 6, 20195 minCan 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 registries. Ensuring that ...
Milad EbrahimiJul 26, 20193 minPatient tracking: Is there a better way?Clinical registries are important in monitoring healthcare processes and outcomes, and for establishing treatment benchmarks [1]. Data quality in orthopaedic...
Guest BloggerJan 25, 20193 minA place for resilience in pain managementAuthor: Jessica Boh Pain management is critical to orthopaedic practice because less pain is related to better patient reported outcomes and patient satisfac...
Milad EbrahimiNov 27, 20183 minThe simple solution to quality record keepingOrthopaedic surgeons collect patient data constantly to determine the best treatment options for their patients and evaluate their outcomes. In an increasing...
Corey ScholesSep 12, 20184 minOrthopaedic science in the community - Three lessons from presenting at the Sydney Science FestivalLast month I was invited to give a talk on orthopaedics, data and science research at the local Ku-ring-gai Library in Gordon as part of National Science Wee...
Guest BloggerJul 31, 20183 minFinding time for research in clinical practiceAuthors: Jessica Boh and Cameron Begley Orthopaedic surgeons hold a unique and advantageous position to conduct research in healthcare, often active in scien...
Manaal FatimaJul 24, 20181 minBilateral knee replacements and enhanced recovery protocols: A snapshot from GraftonEBM Analytics have been facilitating research at Grafton Base Hospital for Dr Sam Martin and Dr Michel Genon since September 2017. Last week, Dr Martin prese...
Guest BloggerJun 3, 20182 minDifferences between original research and big database publications in hip arthroscopyAuthor: Jessica Boh Quick Summary: A systematic review found rates of major complications, reoperations, and conversion to arthroplasty following hip arthros...
