Spine and orthopedic experts in October spoke with Becker's about topics from healthcare disruptors to staff retention.
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Economic challenges, evolving technology and surgical outcomes are some of the many stressors surgeons face during their careers.
Christopher Meyer, MD, is optimistic about the future of Edina, Minn.-based Twin Cities Orthopedics. Recently named president of the practice, he's strategizing about ways the group can grow in the coming year.
Orlando, Fla.-based AdventHealth in partnership with Rothman Orthopaedic Institute, headquartered in Philadelphia, became the first facility to complete 100 surgeries with the bridge-enhanced ACL restoration implant.
ChatGPT has received a lot of buzz in 2023, but what role does it have in orthopedics?
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Ten years from now, the orthopedic surgery landscape could look very different.
Artificial intelligence may impact orthopedics in many ways. It may be used to read X-rays, plan surgery, make diagnosis and "read" charts and literature using natural language processing.
Three surgeons recently spoke with Becker's about what they would like to see done differently in the spine and orthopedic industries.
The needs and preferences of millennials may be the catalyst for change in healthcare delivery.
Spine and orthopedic experts shared their insights on a variety of clinical, business and policy issues in their work during the third quarter of 2023.