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Join us for our next trauma & orthopaedic educational webinars. Unable to join us live? Fear not, we will be recording it and posting it online on the orthohub to watch later.

previous webinars

please find our previous webinars here for you to watch back and enjoy at your leisure, upon completion you will be able to download a CPD certificate

016 - IODA: creating a diverse and inclusive environment in global orthopaedics

February 25, 2021

Johnson & Johnson are supporting this event, through their partnership with orthohub The International Orthopaedic Diversity Alliance are running a series of webinars on equality and diversity within orthopaedics. IODA is an international alliance of orthopaedic surgeons collaborating to advance the inclusion of women and under-represented minorities in Orthopaedics. Target audience: orthopaedic surgeons & trainees, junior doctors and medical […]

015 - nerve injuries: an essential guide for orthopods

January 20, 2021

The orthohub team is thrilled to be bring you this webinar Recognising, treating and avoiding nerve injuries is a huge part of what we do as orthopaedic surgeons. However, for most of us there are still gaps in our knowledge. This webinar will empower viewers to make good clinical decisions and avoid complications. First, we’ll […]

014 - knee injuries: lessons learnt from elite sports

December 9, 2020

knee injuries: lessons learnt from elite sports The orthohub team is thrilled to be bring you this webinar in collaboration with Fortius Clinic, the UK’s largest single orthopaedic MSK group. We have an exceptional international faculty from England, Wales, Northern Ireland and the USA, all experienced in the multidisciplinary management of elite athletes. We will be […]

013 - tips, tricks and tactics for tibial plateaus

November 25, 2020

tips, tricks and tactics for tibial plateaus sponsored by: tibial plateau fractures The orthohub team is very excited to bring you this webinar on the management of tibial plateau fractures. We have a truly fantastic international faculty for you from England, Scotland and the US of A. The aim of this webinar is to provide […]

012 - shoulder instability

October 28, 2020

the dislocating shoulder - a quest for stability This orthohub webinar has brought together leaders in the field of shoulder surgery from across the UK who describe their experience in the quest for stability. We address the common but challenging scenarios that arise when treating instability. Firstly how should we treat the first time shoulder […]

011 - spines for everyone

October 14, 2020

Spines for everyone sponsored by: This is the spine teaching that I always wish I’d had! Spine for non-spine specialists. We’ve all had a spot of back pain once or twice in the past, and no mistake. Whether it’s putting down a patio, frolics in the bedroom or just sleeping awkwardly, a bad back is […]

010 - making decisions in elbow trauma

September 2, 2020

making decisions in elbow trauma Join our panel to explore the topic of elbow traum: Jorge Orbay Lee Van Rensburg Prof Adam Watts As our understanding of elbow injuries evolves, so must our decision making. Recognition of the pattern of injury and knowledge of the associated patho-anatomical processes are key to informing good treatment decisions. Our […]

009 - understanding resilience and how it can work for you in any situation

The Royal College of Surgeons England has awarded 1 CPD points for this session Join our panel to explore the topic of resilience: Sarah Swanton – wellbeing & resilience coach Sue Deakin – Consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon and wellbeing lead – West Suffolk Hospital Tony Clayson – Orthopaedic Surgeon and Consultant Lead for Staff Well […]

008 - when bone goes bad; bone infection, defects, and deformity correction

Join our panel for an introduction to limb reconstruction techniques for the general orthopaedic surgeon. This webinar – presented by: Nima Heidari – The Royal London Hospital – Barts Health David Goodier – The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital – Stanmore Hemant Sharma – Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust This webinar will be aimed at […]

007 - ankle fractures and Lisfranc injuries

ankle fractures and Lisfranc injuries Lyndon Mason – Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Jitendra Mangwani – University Hospitals of Leicester Hiro Tanaka – Royal Gwent Hospital Newport This time it’s a deep dive into ankles and all those tricky conundrums answered. When do we weight bear? Boot or cast? What about the posterior mall? Tightropes or […]

006 - improve your TKR outcomes

Improve your TKR outcomes: from basic science to practical tips Join our expert faculty for this 60 minute session delivered in partnership between orthohub and ORUK to explore the basic science of TKRs and the application of this knowledge in to clinical practice to optimise our surgeries and TKR outcomes. Jehangir Mahaluxmivala – Princess Alexandra […]

005 - How to thrive in adversity: resources for the orthopaedic surgeon

How to thrive in adversity: resources for the orthopaedic surgeon In these times of uncertainty we would like to offer you some practical and emotional help, support and encouragement with this webinar – presented by: Homa Arshad – trauma and orthopaedic consultant and wellbeing lead Esther Murray – senior lecturer in health psychology Sarah Swanton […]

004 - orthopaedic research x the ‘average’ orthopaedic surgeon: 3 things everyone needs to know

Research is a funny old thing. It is (or certainly ought to be) the very foundation upon which our clinical practice is built. Any yet, to many of us, a lot of research activity seems like a dark, mercurial art, practised by boffins and nerds in ivory towers, surrounded by impenetrable mnemonics and baffling statistics. […]

003 - COVID-19 x orthopaedic trauma: management of C-19 injuries after the pandemic: what now?

COVID-19 x orthopaedic trauma: management of C-19 injuries after the pandemic: what now? Following on from our 1st webinar COVID-19 x Charnley: conservative management of orthopaedic injuries, we are excited to bring you this follow-up session. Many fractures have been treated either non-operatively or with the minimum possible fixation during this pandemic, and we have not been […]

002 - COVID-19 x training: the impact on orthopaedic training: what does it mean for you?

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 […]

001 - COVID-19 x Charnley: the conservative management of orthopaedic injuries

COVID-19 x Charnley: the conservative management of orthopaedic injuries With the global COVID-19 pandemic, orthopaedic surgeons are being challenged to consider whether many of the fractures that we have become accustomed to treating surgically can actually be managed non-operatively. As our ability to carry out general anaesthesia and specialist blocks becomes constrained and our desire […]

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