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Brian R Wolf¹, Nikhil N Verma, Kurt P Spindler

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Orthopaedic research is adopting collaborative models for larger patient groups and enhanced study power. While offering benefits like pooled resources, challenges include data management and multi-author publications.

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Area of Science:

Orthopaedic research
Medical collaboration

Background:

Orthopaedics has lagged in adopting collaborative research compared to other medical fields.
Collaborative research involves multiple institutions or departments, potentially with society sponsorship.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the benefits and challenges of collaborative research in orthopaedics.
To encourage wider adoption of collaborative research approaches within the field.

Main Methods:

This study reviews the advantages and disadvantages of collaborative research models.
It examines inter-institutional and intra-institutional collaborative structures.

Main Results:

Collaborative research increases patient numbers, statistical power, and generalizability of findings.
It enables resource pooling across institutions.
Challenges include managing data, securing funding, and handling multi-author publications.

Conclusions:

Collaborative research offers significant advantages for orthopaedic studies.
Addressing challenges in data management, funding, and authorship is crucial for successful implementation.