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Top healthcare trends 5 surgeons are following
Consolidation, artificial intelligence advancements and the rise in robotic-assisted procedures are three healthcare trends that spine and orthopedic surgeons are closely following. -
'Any good spine surgeon does their homework': What we heard in February
Spine and orthopedic experts in February spoke with Becker's about topics from sacroiliac joint fusion to daily routines ahead of surgery days. -
Dr. Safdar Khan's vision for AR in spine surgery, how new tech can stand out
Safdar Khan, MD, is one of the first spine surgeons to use Augmedics' Xvision augmented reality system, and he completed the company's 3,000th case in January. -
Dr. Bryan Kelly's 'strategic vision of responsible growth' for Hospital for Special Surgery
Bryan Kelly, MD, New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery's new president and incoming chief executive officer, has big plans as its first surgeon to hold the top leadership position. -
The continuing development of sports medicine: Q&A with Dr. Peter Millett
Peter Millett, MD, is a partner of The Steadman Clinic, based in Vail, Colo., and a specialist in shoulder surgeries and sports medicine. -
Why Florida's competitive environment is good for orthopedics: Q&A with Dr. Alex Vaccaro
Florida offers several benefits for orthopedic patients and practices that has made it an increasingly competitive state for surgeons, according to Alex Vaccaro, MD, PhD, president of Philadelphia-based Rothman Orthopaedic Institute. -
'The latest evolution in minimally invasive approaches': What we heard in January
Spine and orthopedic experts in January spoke with Becker's Spine Review about topics from compensation to total disc replacement. -
11 trends orthopedic surgeons are following in 2023
Increased participation in value-based care, the migration of cases to ASCs and robotic innovations are some of the top trends orthopedic surgeons are following this year. -
5 top-read spine and orthopedic interviews in 2022
Several spine and orthopedic experts spoke with Becker's in 2022. Here are the five most-read interviews from this year: -
What orthopedic experts said about consolidation in 2022
Orthopedic practice consolidation remained strong in 2022. Here's what experts have told Becker's about the trend this year: -
Spine, orthopedic surgeons' holiday wish lists
Many people have holiday wish lists for their dream gifts, and surgeons also think about what they want in their professions. -
Why volunteering is Dr. Scott Sigman's career highlight
Orthopedic surgeon Scott Sigman, MD, has taken his care outside the U.S. and completed a volunteer trip to serve patients in Honduras. -
How the spinal tech 'game of musical chairs' will drive the direction of the industry
The neurosurgical and spine surgery industries could see an influx of investment in several technologies and procedures, including small-scale robotics, augmented reality and endoscopic spine surgery, one neurosurgeon predicts. -
The challenge with value-based care for orthopedic surgeons
Orthopedic surgeons face a unique challenge in the transition to value-based care as a procedure-driven specialty, one industry leader says. -
'The only constant is change': What we heard in November
Spine and orthopedic experts and leaders in November spoke with Becker's Spine Review about topics from controversial industry trends to advice for young surgeons. -
Building a spine practice in the 'outcomes economy': Q&A with Dr. Alok Sharan
Alok Sharan, MD, in October left NJ Spine and Wellness in East Brunswick, N.J., and established his own practice, Spine and Performance Institute, the next month. -
'There is going to be a fundamental shift from fusion to motion preservation,' says Centinel Spine CEO
Steve Murray joined privately held spinal tech company Centinel Spine as its CEO on March 16, 2020, just days before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the U.S. -
'The "team sport" mentality is pervasive': 2 surgeons on growing Northwell Health's spine program
A "shared passion and purpose" among surgeons is important to Northwell Health's spine program, Alexander Butler, MD, and Frank Schwab, MD, said. -
Here's what HOPCo's 1st Wisconsin partnership will look like
Healthcare Outcomes Performance Company's partnership with a group of orthopedic surgeons leaving Madison, Wis.-based SSM Health is aimed at providing choice, not competition in the region, according to Jason Scalise, MD. -
Bundled payments pose a challenge, opportunities remain in orthopedics: Dr. Paul Slosar
Bundled payments haven't worked for some orthopedic surgeons because they aren't providing enough savings, according to Paul Slosar, MD.
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