Teaching
Orthopaedic learning and scientific writing
The same evidence needs different explanations for a student learning examination, a clinician making a decision, and a patient understanding a diagnosis.
Resources are organised by intended reader. Medical education is not a substitute for local supervision, clinical judgement, or personal medical assessment.
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Students and trainees
Physical examination, imaging, clinical reasoning, and step-by-step guidance for scientific writing.
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Operative and radiographic decision-making, management, complications, and practical ways to teach clinical examination.
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Plain-language explanations of orthopaedic conditions, assessment, treatment choices, and recovery.
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How to write a scientific paper
A practical series for clinicians and trainees, from developing a publishable question to study design, structure, peer review, and publication.
3 of nine planned parts are published.