In this podcast Dr. Bhandari talks with Dr. Javad Parvizi regarding 3 critical considerations in resuming elective surgery during COVID-19.

Dr. Bhandari discusses the results and the major findings of the HIP ATTACK trial with Principal Investigator, Dr. PJ Devereaux.

In this podcast Dr. Bhandari chats with Dr. Leen Najo, and Dr. Zahra Sohani about the findings of their study on resident burnout, and the need for a culture shift to combat this complicated crisis.

Drs. Goel and Bhandari discussed the use of virtual reality (VR) in orthopaedic surgeons’ education. Our discussion uncovered 3 core themes. These themes and their supporting insights are highlighted below.

In this podcast Dr. Bhandari discusses the redeployment of orthopaedic residents and faculty to medicine and intensive care units with Kenneth A. Egol MD during the height of COVID-19 in New York City.

At every level in your career, and in any career path you have chosen, those who develop strategies to cut through the noise and find signal will distinguish themselves above the rest.

Women make up more than half of medical school graduates yet less than 15% are in orthopedic training. Why? Is orthopaedics hostile towards our female colleagues?

How come outcome after hip fracture has been more or less the same since the 1970s, regardless improvement in surgical technique?

Do we allow cherry picking and lemon dropping? Or is this a way to implement evidence and evaluate the effect of implementation?

The method of choice in the management of chronic infections is the exchange arthroplasty. The exchange arthroplasty can be performed either in a one- or in a two-stage setting.