The Impact of MSOS on Medical Student Awareness and Knowledge of Orthopedic Surgery

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The Bonehead Podcast

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The Bonehead Podcast, founded and hosted by medical students Joydeep Baidya & Patrick Nian, provides a new medium of discovering the latest academic contributions to orthopedic surgery. We aspire to make research accessible at every level of medical training by not only providing overviews for physicians, but also providing an educational component for our fellow medical students. Our Conversations series is an independent segment that features dialogues with physicians. With this initiative, we hope to leverage social media to expand mentorship past the one-on-one level.

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The Impact of MSOS on Medical Student Awareness and Knowledge of Orthopedic Surgery | Episode 4: A Survey Study

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The Impact of MSOS on Medical Student Awareness and Knowledge of Orthopedic Surgery | Episode 4: A Survey Study

Welcome back listeners! In this episode of The Bonehead Podcast, we discuss a hot-off-the-press paper about the Medical Student Orthopedic Society, or MSOS. This level V survey study by Theodore Quan and the MSOS team is titled “The Impact of a Virtual Orthopaedic Surgery Symposium on Medical Students: Increasing Awareness and Knowledge of the Field” and was published in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery in November 2022. This study explored the impact of their inaugural medical student-run virtual symposium on student interest and knowledge about orthopedic surgery. They found an increase in awareness about orthopedic subspecialties, life of a resident, and the residency match process. In addition, they found an increase in diversity with respect to race and biological sex within the symposium attendees compared to the distribution within applicants to orthopedic surgery residency.

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