Ep 33: Professor Justin Cobb: How to introduce new skills into the arthroplasty workforce

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Recorded18 Apr 2022

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We invite Professor Cobb back to discuss the latest in surgical education with particular focus on arthroplasty surgery. Questions include: - How has hip arthroplasty practice changed globally in the last 20 years? - How this compares to UK practice and explanations behind the difference? - Which practice is more effective and which is more cost-effective? - Is there a large learning curve to direct anterior approach and if so how can it be mitigated? - How does cognitive task analysis, virtual reality and team simulation address this?

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