HSS Education Institute

Coming this January! The 2025 HSS Rehabilitation Hip Preservation Certification is designed and taught by experts at?Hospital for Special Surgery to help you master clinical skills related to non-arthritic hip conditions. Certification is awarded to clinicians who successfully complete all aspects of the program: ?On-demand prerequisite modules and pre-course knowledge assessment ?Live Course Day 1: January 10? (Onsite at HSS or Livestreaming) ?Live Course Day 2: January 11? (Onsite ONLY - Lab) ?Home Study Period and Post-Course Knowledge Assessment/Program Evaluation Learning objectives include Certification is valid from March 2025 - March 2030. There is also a non-certificate track where learners can participate in a one-day livestreamed CEU-only course. For full program information and details on all program options, click on the link in bio. We hope to see you in December! Details: https://lnkd.in/gxQQXq6p

???We invite you to attend the 2024 Major League Soccer Symposium,?with accreditation provided by?Hospital for Special Surgery. Participants will gain knowledge about fundamental soccer specific approaches to the footballer’s ankle, return to play strategies, ultrasound applications in the training room, and more. We will discuss highly specific information on the female soccer athlete’s knee, such as ACL enhancing procedures, patellofemoral stability and hormonal bone health considerations. Clinical topic sessions will be moderator-driven featuring didactic, evidence-based presentations, immediately followed by dynamic case discussions utilizing a team-based approach. ???December 14 |???Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort & Spa [Onsite only] Details: https://lnkd.in/gFrdgntp

Are you up for a challenge? A 62-year-old male with mildly tender soft tissue mass along the anteromedial aspect of the right elbow for six months. Identify the diagnosis from the teaching files of the #1 hospital in orthopedics:?https://lnkd.in/g8dizwxR

Return to sport following primary total joint arthroplasty remains an area that is both controversial and unclear, especially surrounding total shoulder (TSA) and reverse total shoulder (rTSA) arthroplasties. A multi-disciplinary panel will discuss the current evidence and provide a framework to assist with the clinical decision-making process for patients who have undergone TSA or rTSA. ?Hospital for Special Surgery's ?#webinar "A Joint Effort: A Multidisciplinary Framework to Guide Return to Sport Following Shoulder Arthroplasty" is 1 month away! ??? January 23 |??? Webinar Learning objectives: · Discuss the current evidence regarding returning to sport following anatomical and reverse shoulder arthroplasty. · Implement a framework to utilize in the sound clinical decision-making process in rehabilitation following TJA. · Discuss the factors that predict successful outcomes. · Describe the application of a criterion-based rehabilitation program through case reports. Register today: https://lnkd.in/eG4NGAWd

?? Congratulations to Laura Robbins, DSW, the 2024 Wholeness of Life Award Honoree! The HealthCare Chaplaincy Network gives the Wholeness of Life Award annually to a Hospital for Special Surgery employee who, in the treatment of others, demonstrates respect for human beings as whole persons, promoting health in body, mind and spirit. We’re proud to share that this year’s recipient is Laura Robbins, Senior Vice President, Education Institute. Laura joined HSS in 1989 and throughout this time has shown tremendous dedication to interrelated care of mind, body and spirit for the patients we serve, the entire HSS organization, our medical trainees and the general community with musculoskeletal conditions. Her contributions to the care and respect of whole persons are immense and enduring. In her tenure at HSS, she has built an Education Institute from the ground up based on a shared leadership model. From the beginning, she recognized the need for caring for the whole patient, which included not just clinical care, but whole person care – which includes education, outreach and training.

New #OpenAccess article from HSS Journal? — "Machine Learning Algorithms Can Be Reliably Leveraged to Identify Patients at High Risk of Prolonged Postoperative Opioid Use Following Orthopedic Surgery: A Systematic Review."? Predicting orthopedic patients at risk for prolonged postoperative #opioid use can be difficult. This systematic review found machine learning algorithms had good discriminatory performance but lack external validation and adhere imperfectly to predictive modeling guidelines. https://lnkd.in/gbNcap2T

Hospital for Special Surgery's Education Institute was well represented at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting in Minneapolis, MN.? Joseph Engelmann presented “Bridging the Trust Gap: Implementing Innovative Email Strategies to Improve Public Health Communication in a Pandemic Era,” and addressed the significant challenges the pandemic posed to public health communication, particularly its impact on public trust in health information. The presentation outlined how EI strategically evaluated audience needs and adapted to effectively grow and engage audiences, foster a sense of community, and rebuild trust after this challenging period. Linda Roberts, LCSW,?presented “Building Trust through Tailored Programs for Older Adults,” sharing innovative programming aimed at reducing inequities and addressing feelings of marginalization among older adults in the post-pandemic landscape. By offering coping skills, education and a sense of community, these programs have successfully engaged participants. They demonstrate that it is possible to bridge gaps, enhance social connectivity, reduce stress, and build trust through low-cost, easily replicable programming.

?? Hospital for Special Surgery released a new #orthopaedic surgical video! Mathias Bostrom, MD demonstrates a revision total hip replacement. Watch OnDemand:?https://lnkd.in/epV5HYy9

? Hospital for Special Surgery's webinar "Post-Operative Physical Therapy Management: Approaching Unique Cases When Guidelines Don’t Exist" is only 2 weeks away! This webinar will explore three unique case studies where the therapist used clinical reasoning and application of evidence in different ways to inform their decision making. Discussion will highlight rehab progressions and interventions implemented in cases without established post-operative guidelines. Register to join us on?December 3: https://lnkd.in/eSz9-tKj

What’s The Diagnosis??27-year-old man with elbow pain. Solve the case from the teaching files of?Hospital for Special Surgery Department of #Radiology & Imaging:?https://lnkd.in/ec8DBuyS