I am all for AI in health, but I think NVIDIA and Hippocratic AI missed the mark here. We need “augmented intelligence” before we consider “replacing” any clinicians.Human in the loop is critical. This will be perceived poorly by the front lines of health. gizmodo.com/nvidia-wants-r…

Love the Emily Berend Adult Recon conference and excited to be a part of it again this year! Thanks Michael P. Bolognesi and Duke Orthopaedics for putting this together. Looking forward to the trauma + arthroplasty sessions in particular. Register below! #OrthoTwitter

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ICL’s, proud moments w/ medical students, poster presentations & dinner w/ friends. #AAOS2024

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Similar burden coming to the United States-- A population health approach to these fragility fracture patients is critical.

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Looking forward to discussing my first year in practice on the border and the care of the migrant trauma patient with the team at Dartmouth Ortho Dartmouth Health The Dartmouth Institute Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth next Friday. Come by if you're in the area!

I don’t understand anyone who still routinely subject patients to secondary surgery for removal of the syndesmosis screw. Hopefully this paper will try and encourage this practice to ✋ stop

“We suggest that orthopaedic surgeons stay heavily involved in the development of new payment models, closely monitor DHCs, and continue to engage as the leaders of musculoskeletal care for the future.” AAOS UT Health Austin #VBHC #APMs aaos.org/aaosnow/2023/d…

This new JAMA paper offers invaluable guidance on using healthcare algorithms effectively and ethically. Learn more about the insights from experts brought together by #AHRQ earlier this year. #HealthEquity bit.ly/4aown3L