Description
The content is derived from a virtual conference discussion led by Ran Wei, with panelists including Matthew Brown, Jonathan Howell, and Kathryn Dayananda. The dialogue centers around enhancing diversity and inclusion within the field of orthopedics. Ran Wei opens the session by inviting audience engagement through social media and questions. Matthew Brown highlights the importance of good data for understanding diversity, while Jonathan Howell emphasizes the need to create a supportive culture to encourage diversity at all levels of orthopedic practice. Kathryn Dayananda and others contribute insights on challenges faced due to cultural perceptions and the importance of external influences on the profession's diversity landscape. The discussion covers strategies for improvement, including mentorship programs and comprehensive data collection, while urging participants to actively support their peers against discrimination and promote a positive, inclusive environment.
DOI: 10.1302/3114-210078Part of: Surgical Techniques and Training Collection
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