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A panel of presenters will give talks about how they built their research programs. The webinar will also feature discussion and audience participation at the end.

This webinar will be presented by three panelists. Each panelist will address one of three topics (Clinical indications for nonoperative management, Clinical outcomes of nonoperative management, and Patient/Family experience with nonoperative management). Each panelist will summarize current published literature on their topic and present a clinical case example.

This webinar will be an open, discussion-based webinar focused on family planning in the field of orthopaedic trauma.

• Explain concept of bystander intervention • Review settings where it has been studied (CPR, workplaces) • Outline the 5 main techniques (distract, delegate, document, delay, direct) • Practice using intervention techniques in simulated scenarios

Faculty to present and roundtable discuss difficult pilons treated acutely, and why early definitive management was chosen instead of a staged approach. Review the evolution of pilon treatment through the last 50 years, discuss appropriate techniques for early management, review main literature on early definitive management.

This 3-hour 2-part webinar is for the orthopaedic traumatologist who is interested in learning the basic concepts involved in successful post traumatic deformity analysis and correction The first part of the series will discuss basic concepts involved in post-traumatic deformity analysis and planning. Standard techniques in radiographic analysis and preoperative planning will be introduced in the first part of the series with case examples to demonstrate concepts. The second part of the series will focus on techniques for deformity correction including fixator assisted plating, fixator assisted nailing and external fixator correction of deformities. Joint contractures and soft tissue considerations in deformity correction will be presented. Additional topics include Basic principles in treating post traumatic limb length discrepancy and segmental bone defects. Case based examples will be used to demonstrate concepts.

This 3-hour 2-part webinar is for the orthopaedic traumatologist who is interested in learning the basic concepts involved in successful post traumatic deformity analysis and correction The first part of the series will discuss basic concepts involved in post-traumatic deformity analysis and planning. Standard techniques in radiographic analysis and preoperative planning will be introduced in the first part of the series with case examples to demonstrate concepts. The second part of the series will focus on techniques for deformity correction including fixator assisted plating, fixator assisted nailing and external fixator correction of deformities. Joint contractures and soft tissue considerations in deformity correction will be presented. Additional topics include Basic principles in treating post traumatic limb length discrepancy and segmental bone defects. Case based examples will be used to demonstrate concepts.

This hour-long webinar will feature Drs. Wendy Dean and Simon Talbot, leaders in the effort to reframe physician distress as a product of systemic issues in healthcare and not as personal fault/failure.

This hour-long webinar will feature short talks on hip dislocations and femoral head fractures. It will be case based. Classifications will be reviewed. Evidence regarding prognosis and outcomes after these injuries will be provided.