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Nicholas C Danford1, Elise C Bixby, William N Levine
1From the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, New York, NY (Danford, Bixby, and Levine).
Abstract:
Within orthopaedic surgery, podcasts are a popular medium for sharing information. The purpose of this Training Room feature was to identify the number, type, longevity, popularity, and advantages and disadvantages of orthopaedic surgery podcasts and to better understand the role of podcasts in our field by interviewing key leaders in orthopaedic surgery who host their own podcast. We identified 102 unique orthopaedic podcasts. The number of active podcasts grew from 5 in 2016 to 67 in 2021, which represents an increase of 1,340%. Podcasts offer the advantages of easy access to knowledge and opportunity for multitasking. They come with the disadvantages of lack of visualization in a field that relies heavily on diagrams, photographs, videos, and radiographs and lack of peer review, which means false information may be propagated. We anticipate an increase in the number and popularity of orthopaedic surgery podcasts in the coming years.
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