Immersion in Hip Surgery

Immersion in Hip Surgery - IOT/HCFMUSP

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Immersion in Orthopedics — IOT-HC 4-week face-to-face program aimed at residents and doctors who wish to experience the routine of a referral service. The participant follows surgeries in the operating room, outpatient care, and case/board discussions, focusing on clinical decision, operative planning, and contemporary techniques (access routes, implant placement, and perioperative care/ERAS). You will learn:

• Complete patient flow: indication, preparation, surgical technique and follow-up.
• Clinical reasoning and decision-making criteria in real cases.
• Good security practices, documentation, and team communication.
• Applied clinical research: study design, ethics/CEP, data collection and organization, basic use of REDCAP/spreadsheets, and critical reading (journal club). What you get:
• Structured immersion in a high-volume hospital-school.
• Mentoring with preceptors, participation in research activities and the possibility of involvement in projects/abstracts (according to performance and institutional rules).
• Networking with a multidisciplinary team and certificate of participation

Differential

Why take this course?
Because it combines real clinical exposure, structured training and applied research, three pillars that accelerate your learning curve and put you one step ahead

in the market.

• Unique experience in a level 3 epidemiological surveillance center in a tertiary hospital with an interface with other health services
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• Real immersion in high-volume service: You participate in the routine of the IOT-HC — surgical center, outpatient clinic and boards — seeing complex and variable cases, impossible to reproduce in only theoretical courses.
• Bedside and surgical center learning: Focus on clinical decision and surgical technique (planning, access routes, implant placement, and prevention of complications), with experienced doctors.
• Applied clinical research track: Unlike traditional observerships, here you have practical research modules: study design, ethics/CEP, data collection and organization (REDCAP/spreadsheets), basic analysis, and scientific meetings
• Updated and translational content: Recent guidelines, patient safety, telemedicine in follow-up, and integration with evidence.
• Possibility of co-author/abstract (depending on performance and institutional rules)
• Chance to participate in ongoing projects, contributing to a database, literature review, and submission of abstracts.