Background: Access to orthopaedic education varies substantially across institutions, particularly at medical schools without affiliated residency programs. Faculty-supervised, peer-facilitated fracture conference curricula have emerged as a potential solution, yet evidence evaluating their impact remains limited. This...
Lachlan F. Anderson, Carl Berghult, E. Olfson et al.· JB & JS open access· 0 citations
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