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Work from OrACORe featured during #OARSI2024 debate!

The Osteoarthritis and Cartilage Journals team is always working hard 😁 #OARSI2024

#EditorInBeef (*credit to Christopher Little )

The deadline is extended so don't miss your chance #early #career #osteoarthritis #investigators! The OARSI OARSI Early Career Investigators peer mentoring program is not just unique but also a great opportunity for professional development and building your network!

work from OrACORe: Impact of depressive symptoms on direct medical cost among Medicare recipients with knee osteoarthritis - Osteoarthritis and Cartilage oarsijournal.com/article/S1063-…

It's the 20th anniversary of the NIH-sponsored Summer Institute in Biostatistics! We're celebrating today at Boston University School of Public Health! bu.edu/sph/conversati…

Arthroscopic Partial Meniscectomy in Patients With Kellgren-Lawrence Grade 3 Osteoarthritis Shows Clinically Meaningful Improvement in Outcomes - Arthroscopy, Sports Medicine, and Rehabilitation …pysportsmedicineandrehabilitation.org/article/S2666-…

July's #EditorsChoice Paper 🤔 What is the impact of depressive symptoms on cost 💰 in patients with knee osteoarthritis? @oracore_bwh @colljamie Read more at doi.org/m5f8 || OARSI ProfDavidHunter

New from me and OrACORe RA Samantha Chin in The Journal of Rheumatology - Clustering Methods in Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Diseases Research: An Educational Guide to Best Research Practices jrheum.org/content/early/…

✈️We are thrilled to announce the introduction of the OARSI 2025 World Congress Travel Support Award for Early Career Investigators for #OARSI2025! Apply during the abstract submission process (includes submission of 1 page letter and short CV). congress.oarsi.org/awards

This study explored how #LLMs handle multiple clinical tasks at once, finding that performance decreases as the number of tasks and notes increases. High-capacity models showed strong accuracy and efficiency, managing up to 50 tasks with significant cost savings, making them

🔬 NIH’s new policy to cap indirect costs at 15% is a huge blow to research🧪 💰 Less funding for operations = fewer resources for science. ⚠️ Small institutions may struggle to sustain research. 🏛️ This could impact the future of NIH-funded projects. 🔗 grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/n…

gorklon rust Universities aren’t “siphoning” research funds—overhead (indirect costs) covers essential expenses like lab space, utilities, admin support, & compliance with federal regulations. Without it, research wouldn’t happen. Federal agencies negotiate these rates, and they’re standard

It seems few people know what an “indirect cost” is or why it has to be 40-60%. The reason the government forced universities to raise their indirect costs up to (typically) 40-60% was to force a huge amount of regulations on the universities while also minimizing the

🧵 Many “hot takes” about the reduction of NIH indirect grant costs to 15%. Let’s lay out the facts about the university grant management process & accounting. And then use this to project likely short and longer term impacts of the policy.