Throughout this session, I will guide you through the pivotal role and expectations associated with an SHO position in an orthopaedic firm within the NHS. I aim to provide insights into crucial aspects that one must be aware of before assuming the responsibilities of an SHO. Additionally, I will discuss the potential cases that one can encounter and the methodology for conducting a thorough and efficient neuromuscular and orthopedic examination, ensuring the identification of potential red flags is never overlooked.

Summary

Join Sree, a Senior House Officer in Trauma and Orthopedics at Ashford and St. Peter’s NHS Foundation Trust, in an enlightening session on Widening Participation in Orthopaedics. Learn about the vital roles and responsibilities of a SHO in an orthopedic firm within the NHS. Gain valuable insights into the potential cases you will encounter, and perfect your methodology for conducting thorough neuromuscular and orthopedic examinations. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your professional skills and understand the crucial aspects of working in orthopedics.

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Learning objectives

1. To understand the roles and responsibilities associated with being a Senior House Officer (SHO) in orthopaedics within the NHS. 2. To gain insight into the variety of cases an SHO in orthopaedics may encounter during their work. 3. To learn how to conduct a comprehensive neuromuscular and orthopedic examination, ensuring all relevant aspects are scrutinised. 4. To be able to identify potential red flags during the patient examination, understanding their significance and implications. 5. To grasp the concept of 'Widening Participation in Orthopaedics' and discuss strategies that can be implemented to promote diversity and inclusiveness in the field.

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