Research Surveys

Physician suicide and burnout have emerged as major concerns in the medical community, and surgeons are at a particularly high risk with longer hours and heightened stress levels

The study should demonstrate knowledge of responsive orthopedic surgeons with different radiographic scales to assess fracture healing and give inter-evaluator comparative results for the series of x-rays sent.

The proposed study would survey orthopaedic surgery trainees and practitioners to determine if rates of PTSD and ASD are prevalent in this field as well

To determine if and how factors associated with self-destructive behavior, or limited postoperative contact with providers would influence decisions on performing surgery for joint depression calcaneal fractures.

This survey is intended to provide a better understanding of current surgeon preferences in the use of structural cortical bone allograft, which can in turn help advance efforts to

Our orthopedic trauma research group at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital is interested in conducting a research study to examine the common factors that orthopedic surgeons consider when determining whether soft tissue conditions are acceptable for surgical intervention.

This 3-5 minute survey aims to assess institutional protocols and barriers to obtaining MRI scans in patients with external fixators since the FDA relabeling of external fixators

This survey was born in the OTA EBVQS Committee and grown in collaboration with the ASES Proximal Humerus Fracture Research working group as an effort to better understand the

Mobility after sustaining a lower extremity fracture has been linked to improved outcomes, especially in elderly patients. Our study aims to quantify the weight bearing status of

The purpose of this brief survey (3-5 min) is to better understand current surgeon attitudes, trends and treatment patterns of infection in the field of Orthopedic Trauma Target