Congratulations to Elizabeth A. Abe, BS, recipient of the EOEF Johannes F. Plate, MD, PhD Travel Grant.
This award supports the continued growth and academic development of emerging leaders in orthopaedic research and education.
@ElizabethAbe4#Orthopaedics#OrthopedicResearch
Incredibly grateful and so excited to have matched into @MayoOrthoRes!! Thankful for every single person who helped to get me here, especially all of my @RothmanOrtho mentors🦴🔨🤍
💰 ICYMI: Results presented at #AAOS2025 showed prior authorization may be an ineffective barrier in primary TKA.
@elizabethabe4@RothmanOrtho@AAOS1
https://t.co/YzXYablI4g
“It seems appropriate that we ask the advocates of these new orthopedic innovations to demonstrate that the increment in cost yields a commensurate increase in the quality of the outcome realized by the patient.” – Frederick A. Matsen III, MD
https://t.co/nAFEowivg9
📰 Prior authorization is commonly used with commercial insurance companies as a cost-controlling policy.
Read the first study to quantify the time and costs associated with obtaining prior authorization in patients undergoing THA. #AAOS2025
https://t.co/ZoGi5jKagE
Shoutout to @ElizabethAbe4 for letting me cameo in her and @DrChadKrueger’s @AAOS1 session moderated by the one and only @BenSchwartz_MD. Gifted researcher and elite presenter (in case any residency program wanted to know what the future looks like) with high impact research!