Evidenced based care
Provide expert evidence based care for soft tissue trauma and sports injuries, including specialised care for complex problems
Sports Medicine based at the New Women's College Hospital
Driven by advanced surgical skills, research, and education
University of Toronto Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Program
Training the next generation of
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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.
Congratulations to UTOSM Alumni Fellow Dr. Adam Watson for Winning the JBJS Open Access Award!
The Editors of the Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery and JBJS Open Access have awarded the JBJS Open Access Award to Dr. Adam Watson and his co-authors for their 2021 AOA Critical Issues in Education article entitled “Entrustable Professional Activities in Orthopaedics”
The March 2022 Quarterly Newsletter is just released!
UTOSM Newsletter Mar 2022
This years US News And World Report has ranked the University of Toronto 3rd for Best Universities for Surgery in the world!
The University of Toronto has moved up from 4th in 2020-21 to 3rd this year!
Keep up to date with what’s happening in UTOSM research. Our November quarterly edition is just released!
UTOSM Newsletter Nov 2021
Dr. Tim Dwyer to present UTOSM research at the 2021 Australian Orthopaedic Association
Our research is going global as Dr. Dwyer will attend the 2021 Australian Orthopaedic Association meeting this year and will present on the following four abstracts: Use of an Artificial Intelligence System for Enhancing Post-Operative Recovery in Hip Arthroscopy Patients: A Quality Improvement Pilot Study G Hoit, D Burns, J Higgins, T Dwyer, D Whelan, […]