002 - COVID-19 x training: the impact on orthopaedic training: what does it mean for you?
April 22, 2020
by orthohub
This webinar was a fantastic opportunity to discuss the current training issues in orthopaedics with the Tricia Campbell current BOTA president , Rob Gregory chair of the Specialist Advisory Committee (SAC) , the BOA Education Lead and a Training Programme Director, and Lisa Hadfield-Law surgical educationalist and advisor to the BOA.
This special webinar explores the impact of COVID-19 on orthopaedic trainees and trainers. The evolving COVID-19 pandemic is significantly affected every single person and changed all aspect of our normal practices. Elective operating has been stopped, the way we manage trauma has altered and many trainees have been redeployed to areas away from orthopaedics.
We explore issues around national selection which has been cancelled, along with all training courses and specialist meetings being postponed. Most regional teaching programmes have been put on hold too. It is therefore not a surprise that this has resulted in uncertainty regarding training and what this means for trainees and trainers going forwards.
Surgical training has been a very fast moving area for the past 2 months and the panel will use this opportunity to update the audience on the latest news to help them navigate new challenges in the workplace.
Key topics to be discussed will include:
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