Clinical trials and health outcomes
Design, implementation and participation in quality clinical trials;
Measure health services outcomes by assessing population health through value and access to care
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Education
To develop and establish novel methods of assessing competence in postgraduate medical education, with a focus on surgical simulation
At University of Toronto Orthopaedic Sports Medicine (UTOSM), we have a diversified approach that involves expertise across focused endeavors in clinical care, research,and education in the field of musculoskeletal soft tissue trauma and sports injury.
UTOSM at AAOS March 2019
AAOS was well attended by UTOSM staff, fellows and residents this year! Congratulations to Dr. Ryan Paul for winning best sports medicine video and to Dr. Matthew Rubacha and Dr. Graeme Hoit who received honourable mention for their sports poster.
UTOSM fellow Dr. Tom Zochowski wins best poster award from AAC at this years COA
Congrats to Dr. Tom Zochowski for winning best poster as awarded by the Arthroscopy Association of Canada for his project “Determining the Patient Acceptable Symptomatic State for Patients Undergoing Arthroscopic Partial Meniscectomy in the Knee.” Thomas Zochowski MD FRCSC MSc, Tim Dwyer MBBS FRCSC PhD, Darrell Ogilvie-Harris MD FRCSC, John Theodoropoulos MD FRCSC MSc, Daniel […]
TFC wins the 2017 MLS cup!
Congratulations to the Toronto Football Club for winning the 2017 MLS Cup. Nice of them to give Dr. Tim Dwyer a ring, as club orthopaedic surgeon.
UTOSM runs in the SHOPPERS LOVE. YOU. Run for Women
Staff and fellows from UTOSM participated in the Shoppers Love. You. Run for Women on June 9th. This annual run supports the Women’s Mental Health Program at Women’s College Hospital, Canada’s leading academic, ambulatory hospital and a world leader in women’s health.
CIHR research grant awarded to Principal Investigator Aileen Davis and UTOSM team members Dr. Chahal, Dr. Murnaghan, Dr. Dwyer, Dr. Ogilvie-Harris and Dr. Marks for national level study
A big congratulations to Aileen Davis and the UTOSM team who are collaborating on a research project related to decreasing the risk of arthritis in patients who have had ACL surgeries