Managing Orthopaedics at Rittenhouse MC 2007
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As a fellow orthopaedic resident, I was invited to attend Rittenhouse MC 2007, which is the annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS). The AAOS is the largest specialty medical society in the world, with more than 80,000 members. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss research and the current state of the art in orthopaedics. The meeting was held on July 24-27 at the Marriott Hotel, Fairmount in Philadelphia. description The
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I was honored and blessed to write the opening address of Managing Orthopaedics at Rittenhouse MC 2007. It was a 3-day meeting on April 14 to 16, 2007 that focused on orthopaedic diseases. Over 150 orthopaedic specialists and subspecialists gathered to discuss and share ideas and experiences. I was proud to speak on “Challenges and Opportunities of Managing Orthopaedics”. I mentioned that the primary
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The problem statement is: How do you manage a department at the Rittenhouse Medical Center that specializes in Orthopaedic surgery? The Case Study starts with a problem: When the orthopedic surgeons at Rittenhouse Medical Center received a major call-out for emergency patients, it was a case of life versus death. We had to deal with some of the most complex, and traumatic cases that had ever presented at the center. The surgeons worked frantically to save the patient, but they had just made their first
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I don’t have much in my life experience but I can write about a good experience I had during my internship. I was assigned as a medical intern at Rittenhouse Square Hospital (Rittenhouse MC) in June, 2007. This hospital was the first hospital to offer orthopedic fellowship training. My work was focused on the inpatient side. I was involved in the daily management of inpatients with various orthopedic problems. The patients were mainly with musculoskeletal problems. One of my most memor
PESTEL Analysis
In December 2006, I had the honor of being invited by the director of the department of orthopaedics at Rittenhouse Medical Center to give a talk about the PESTEL analysis. A PESTEL analysis is a valuable tool for decision-making and strategic planning by identifying the critical elements (PEST), predictors of the economic environment (P), expectations of the business (E) stakeholders, strategies, and effective levers (S). Section 1: PESTEL Analysis I started
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It was a remarkable event: nearly 60 orthopaedic surgeons and colleagues (including Dr. John Tran and Dr. Chun) gathered in a beautifully appointed conference room at the Radnor Marriott Hotel to celebrate an unusual facet of Rittenhouse’s 50th anniversary year. The conference topic was the management of orthopaedic injuries, including orthopaedic-specific medications and devices. This was, for the most part, a conference that I had been invited to present in, although a