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Call for papers: #CORR is now accepting submissions for our next I-MESH Proceedings. Submit your manuscript from the 5th annual meeting by June 30, 2025 here: editorialmanager.com/corr Enjoy your meeting today! #iMESH #callforpapers #orthoTwitter #mentalhealth David Ring

"Placing the focus on health rather than surgery in everyday practice has the potential to rehumanize our work and make it more enjoyable," write Drs. David Ring & Seth Leopold in this month's editorial. Read for free in #CORR until 4/30: ow.ly/osxC50VsnjL #orthoTwitter

"Mental health" or "mindset"? "Social health" or "circumstances"? The words we use matter, argue Lentz et al. as they introduce #CORR's selected proceedings from the 4th annual I-MESH Symposium. Read their Editorial Comment here: ow.ly/vwhJ50VuaSX #orthoTwitter #iMESH

While PROMs are valuable tools for assessing patient outcomes, Schultz et al. found that discussing PROMs results with a patient during an orthopaedic visit did not increase that patient's pain self-efficacy. Read the article in #CORR here: ow.ly/wJxU50Vw0s7 #orthoTwitter

In #CORR, Brinkman et al. present the Social Health Scale, a quantitative measure with 9 items that were found to be independently associated with levels of discomfort, capability, and general mental health. Read the article here: ow.ly/TJg050Vx0GP #orthoTwitter #iMESH

In #CORR, Chua et al. identify a modifiable factor in the management of knee OA, finding that greater kinesiophobia was associated with lower quality of life, less physical activity, and more depression & anxiety. Read here: ow.ly/RPHx50VCxCx #orthoTwitter #psychTwitter

📢 Free to read until 4/26: In #CORR, Ponce et al. found that higher levels of musculoskeletal pain were associated with unhelpful thoughts and greater feelings of distress rather than loneliness. Read ➡️ ow.ly/RGfl50VCJmV #orthoTwitter #psychTwitter #medTwitter #iMESH

In #CORR, Brinkman et al. present a 3-item care team experience measure that may help organizations quantify, monitor, and improve clinician fulfillment and engagement. Read the study here: ow.ly/Yeok50VGreE #orthoTwitter #medTwitter #iMESH

In #CORR, Brinkman et al. introduce a 7-item measure of patient experience that has limited ceiling effects, good psychometric properties, and good correlation with other commonly used PREMs. Read the article here: ow.ly/FNwn50VJ5R8 #orthoTwitter #medTwitter #iMESH

The selected proceedings from the 4th annual I-MESH Symposium may not be on our homepage anymore, but the collection will always exist on our website! Did you get the chance to read every article yet? Find all papers here: ow.ly/nUkA50VKFA7 #orthoTwitter #iMESH #CORR