JOEI The Journal

11/02/2023

High-risk patients require protocols that focus on awareness and a process to mitigate complications. In this case report just posted in The Journal of Orthopaedic Experience & Innovation the authors lead you down the right pathway!

A must-read from the team led by Sean McMillan, feat. Patrick Szukics, D.O. Elizabeth Ford DO Brian Fliegel William Baker

As shoulder indications move toward an increase in (Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty) optimizing the patient in complex cases becomes more common!

19/06/2022

Check out this lumbar fusion article from our May edition! This article found that patients with poorer PROM scores at preoperative stages were more likely to achieve meaningful improvements during the early postoperative period. In contrast, patients with WC status, patients undergoing revision lumbar fusion, and patients who underwent ALIF had lower odds of early MCID achievement. To learn more about how surgeons can recognize these trends to better anticipate the trajectory of clinical improvements in the early postoperative period, check out the full article on our website (joei.pub)!

07/06/2022

Check out this article from our May edition! This article found that higher BMI, greater preoperative arm pain, smoking, and depression are significant risk factors for MCID drop-off for various PROMs. Male s*x and anterior cervical plating were factors against regression of previously attained MCID for SF-12 PCS and VAS neck, respectively. Find the full article on our website joei.pub (link in bio).

30/05/2022

JOEI would like to thank everyone serving in our armed forces. Today we remember and honor the brave men and women who serve to protect our freedom 🇺🇸

18/05/2022

Don’t miss our next journal club TOMORROW Thursday, May 19th at 8pm EST! Thank you to Biorez for their support to make this journal club possible. Make sure to register to attend and claim your CME on our website (link in bio).

09/05/2022

Check out our Top 10 reasons to submit your article to us! Submit today on our website (link in bio).

27/04/2022

Take a look at one of our most recent articles discussing the transition to the online media influence of medical providers! Find the full link on our website (link in bio).

16/04/2022

All of our past journal clubs are now available to re-listen or listen to for the first time on Doc Social. Make sure to register to listen now for FREE! Link: https://lnkd.in/ekbDV6bv

12/04/2022

Join us for our next JOURNAL CLUB on Thursday April 21, 2022 at 8pm EST. We’ll be discussing and answering questions regarding recent changes in the Stark Laws with authors Allison Ness, J.D., Elizabeth Kastner, J.D., and Gary Herschman, J.D.. Find more information, read the article, and sign up through the link in our bio. See you there!

09/04/2022

Check out one of our recent articles discussing multimodal pain control after Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA). Find the full article here: https://journaloei.scholasticahq.com/article/33296-multimodal-opioid-sparing-analgesia-for-total-knee-arthroplasty-results-from-a-retrospective-case-series-of-40-patients

31/03/2022

Mark your calendars for our next JOURNAL CLUB on April 7th at 8pm EST!📆

Opioid Sparing Techniques for the Sports Medicine and Shoulder Procedures with guest Paul Sethi, MD.

Check out the article and the link to register by clicking the link in our bio. See you there… we can’t wait!

24/03/2022

The Journal of Orthopaedic Experience & Innovation invites everyone at AAOS 2022 - Surgeons, Allied Professionals, Residents, Medical Students, & all Exhibitors and members of Industry - to its AAOS Annual Meeting Meet & Greet Mixer! Food & Drink on Us!

19/03/2022

Take some time this weekend to wind down and read one of our newest articles “Summary of outcomes of a non-invasive biology mechanical therapy for patients with knee osteoarthritis”.

Find the full article here ➡️ https://journaloei.scholasticahq.com/article/32561-summary-of-outcomes-of-a-non-invasive-biomechanical-therapy-for-patients-with-knee-osteoarthritis or visit the link in our bio!

17/03/2022

If you operate, if you ever go to an operating room, if you can spell operating room, you need to be at this Journal Club happening tonight with the link below! https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMtceyhqz4uE9TYJ05VQNzD1bGr73kRezjb

13/03/2022

New publication! Check this article regarding patient recovery outcomes post lumbar decompression.

These results display that location and size of lumbar disc herniation may yield a significant effect on postoperative PROMs at intermittent time points, while conversely not impacting rates of MCID achievement for the same outcomes. Ultimately, patients achieve a similar resolution of symptoms post recovery.

Find the full article here → https://journaloei.scholasticahq.com/article/32484-location-of-disc-herniation-may-affect-outcomes-following-lumbar-decompression or visit the link in our bio!

11/03/2022

We are starting a multiyear crowd sourcing project called Tribute to Titans about influential mentors in our training.

To capture this “oral history of greatness”, we are using a modern AI audio interface to capture your responses with immediate transcription!

Don't let these Titans drift unnoticed into history's oblivion. Be part of this most exciting national and international project!

You can link here to record your entries with our audio capture survey: https://lnkd.in/ehxTS5kk

You can also visit us at the Annual Meeting in Chicago at the Gate Science, Inc. booth #4472 and record on our computers there!

06/03/2022

Join us for our next journal club on March 17th, 2022 at 8PM:
12 by 12: Obtaining True OR Efficiency with Radical Time Transparency and Operational Excellence with Charles DeCook, MD.
Check out the article and the link to reserve your spot by clicking the link in our bio. See you there!

28/02/2022

Check out our newest article by Nisha N. Kale (), Michaela A. Stamm, Margaret J. Higgins, and Mary Mulcahey () looking at how Covid has contributed to orthopaedic surgeon burnout.

The paper shows that orthopaedic surgeons experienced high levels of burnout during the COVID-19 pandemic. Younger orthopaedic surgeons or those in early stages of practice were more susceptible to burnout and female orthopaedic surgeons, especially childless and unmarried female surgeons, experienced more emotional exhaustion and depersonalization.

Find the full article here ➡️ https://journaloei.scholasticahq.com/article/32483-spread-too-thin-how-has-the-covid-19-pandemic-contributed-to-burnout-among-academic-orthopaedic-surgeons

22/02/2022

A lot of work has been done but a lot more is needed according to new article on website NOW!

28/11/2021

This team continues to amaze us with spot on insight and research. This issues related to HOOS values and understanding them is critical to defining value in orthopaedic surgery. The Journal of Orthopaedic Experience & Innovation just posted this superb piece.
From the article:
"MCID values vary by time and by calculation method. THA patients may require individualized and time-point specific MCID formulas to better guide clinical decision-making."

https://journaloei.scholasticahq.com/article/28992-interpreting-the-hip-osteoarthritis-outcome-score-joint-replacement-minimum-clinically-important-difference-values-vary-over-time-within-the-same-pat

By Guy Guenthner, Patrick Albright & 6 more. THA patients may require individualized and time-point specific Minimum Clinical Important Difference (MCID) formulas to better guide clinical decision-making.