Great meeting these great ELUMs and finally meeting Abby Spencer, MD, MS, FACP in person! Ann Van Heest, MD, another ELUM, was also in the ortho RRC meeting. Unfortunately, each of the groups was so busy that we couldn't get everyone in one pic! @ELAMProgram

I'm honored to become an associate editor for CORR & look forward to working with this amazing team. As a #firstgen college student, I never envisioned that research would eventually become such a significant part of my career. KU Medical Center @ELAMProgram AMWA Doctors

Women's health includes all conditions that ♀️ experience differently from ♂️.I appreciated the opportunity to help develop/moderate a session The University of Kansas Health System on how sex or gender impact ♀️ from head (concussion) to toe (bunions)&conditions in between. AMWA Doctors Janine Clayton, MD

#OpenAccess: It's time for researchers to characterize, analyze, and report data disaggregated by sex and/or gender when appropriate to their work. Learn why in this important editorial by #CORR JPediatricOrtho_B Spine J Bone & Joint Surg Arthroscopy Journal journals.lww.com/clinorthop/pag…

HSS Journal has signed on to this editorial - important info for authors on reporting sex and gender

Today's #OrthoBuzz highlights a new editorial published jointly by JBJS, CORR, J Pediatric Orthopaedics, Spine, and Arthroscopy: "Improving How Orthopaedic Journals Report Research Outcomes Based on Sex and Gender" Read it here: tinyurl.com/4mxr8fve

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As in other areas of research,consideration of sex in ortho research is inconsistent.We can work together to improve this. NIH Women's Health SGHC AMWA Doctors KU Medical Center Sex and Gender in Orthopaedic Research: How Do We Continue to Move the Needle? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38905354/

To improve patient care, we need to more consistently consider sex and gender when researching conditions that impact women and men. This includes disaggregating and reporting data based on sex. Janine Clayton, MD AMWA Doctors SGHC The University of Kansas Health System @nih_niam

While more women are entering orthopaedic residency, they are still less likely than men to achieve leadership positions. We need to change that. @ELAMProgram AMWA Doctors Odds of Attaining Orthopaedic Leadership Based on Race, Ethnicity, and Sex pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39018573/

Even early in medical school, there are things that students can do to learn more about and improve their chances of entering their dream specialty, especially if it's a competitive one like ortho surgery AOA1887 KU Medical Center Medical Student Orthopedic Society ku.spo Augsburg

It's here! Start reading our August 2024 issue at clinorthop.org. This issue contains our Diversity and Disparities Symposium along with our usual mix of columns and articles. Tell us what you’re reading by tagging us or using #CORR on social media! #orthoTwitter

While we need to continue to be be mindful of our biases, increasing race & gender diversity in ortho requires more than that. We need to find opportunities to engage with diverse students at all levels & support those who enter the field for the entirety of their careers.

I appreciated the opportunity to contribute some recommendations to this piece. It's never too early for med students to start exploring specialties and to let faculty know they are interested and to ask questions. AMWA Doctors AAOS @ELAMProgram KU Medical Center ً

I appreciated the opportunity to be guest co-editor of the Diversity &Disparities Symposium again. We need to better understand the impact of these topics on our patients and colleagues. Please consider these articles for your program's journal clubs. @ELAMProgram KU Medical Center

I'm honored to receive this award from AAMC. Effecting change only happens when working with committed people/organizations. KU Medical Center The University of Kansas Health System AMWA Doctors CORR J Bone & Joint Surg ACGME AMA Foundation NIH Women's Health FSMB KansasMedicalSociety @ELAMProgram Ruth Jackson Orthopaedic Society MobilityAMA