Johnson & Johnson MedTech, has launched Inhance Intact, a system for total shoulder arthroplasty procedures. The system uses a tissue-sparing approach and provides surgeons with improved joint visualization, according to an Oct. 13 news release from J&J. The approach significantly…
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Emergency physicians face enormous diagnostic pressure: high patient volume, vague symptoms and limited time. Choosing the wrong test delays care, increases costs and worsens outcomes. With several new diagnostic tools entering the market, clinicians must navigate a growing array of…
Presented by:
- Nathan I. Shapiro, MD, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Attending Physician, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School
- Melissa Naiman, PhD, EMT-B, Medical Director for Sepsis & Host Response, Beckman Coulter
Here are five spine studies to know since Sept. 12: 1. A study published Sept. 18 in Nature Medicine found Onward Medical’s Arc-IM therapy improved blood pressure regulation in people with spinal cord injuries. 2. A study published Sept. 24…
Professional golfer Tiger Woods had a lumbar disc replacement, he said in an Oct. 11 statement on X, formerly known as Twitter. Sheeraz Qureshi, MD, performed the surgery in Mr. Woods’ L4/L5 spine on Oct. 10 at New York City-based…
Generative. Predictive. AI is everywhere — but real, sustained results are still the exception, not the rule. In this session, health system executives will share where AI is delivering measurable gains in clinical documentation, operational performance and care, and where…
Presented by:
- Dr. Jerilyn Morrissey, Chief Medical Officer, CorroHealth
- Richard P. Shannon, MD, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Duke Health
- Thomas Scoggins, MD, Chief Medical Officer AdventHealth DeLand
- Keisha Downes DMSc(c), MBA, RN, Vice President, Mid-Revenue Cycle Beth Israel Lahey Health
- Jake O'Shea MD, MBA, VP & Chief Health Information Officer HCA Healthcare
In the U.S., female orthopedic surgery residency attrition is double the rate for males, according to an Oct. 8 report published by the Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research. Gender bias and stereotypes, workplace culture and discrimination, work-life balance and…
Katie Vadasdi, MD, and David Hergan, MD, Spire Orthopedics Partners’ chief medical officers, who were named to their roles in September, say they want to deepen collaboration with other physicians and across the MSO. Drs. Vadasdi and Hergan spoke with…
Here are five developments in orthobiologics since Sept. 5. 1. Lenoss Medical’s OsteoPearl biologic allograft for spine earned two new U.S. patents and one European patent. 2. Keensight Capital, a private equity manager, has acquired a majority stake in regenerative…
Taking on responsibility for population health creates new challenges for hospitals and health systems. These organizations are now accountable for the well-being of the people in their communities, not just the patients who seek out care. To better understand the…
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Hospitals are under pressure to ensure nurses are confident, competent and ready for high-stakes patient care — especially as clinical experience gaps widen. Forward-thinking organizations are turning to virtual reality to build nursing skills across all career stages, from onboarding…
Presented by:
- Dawn Marie Dunbar, Clinical Product Manager, Oxford Medical Simulation
- Jack Pottle, MD, Chief Medical Officer and Founder, Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS)
- Anna Lisa de Joya, PT, DSc, Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy Associate Vice President, Clinical Education Memorial Hermann Health System
- Bryan Sisk, CNO, Memorial Hermann Health System
- Kimberly L Mullen MSN, RN, Director Professional Development, Nursing Research, Magnet Program Director, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
- Danielle LaCoste, Solutions Architect and AR/VR Practice Lead, Meta
