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Orthopaedia® is a Collaborative Orthopaedic Knowledgebase written by and for students of all ages. All registered users can add or edit information throughout the workspace and all content is protected by a Creative Commons License. Orthopaedia® has Managing Editors, Section Editors, Content Partners, a Resident Advisory Board and a Sponsoring Organization but it belongs to the community of users. Orthopaedia® will thrive to the extent the community supports it.

Orthopaedia Contents forms an outline of the knowledge of orthopaedics. Each section shows the structure of its subject and serves as a table of contents to its coverage on Orthopaedia.

Orthopaedia is more than just a "Wikipedia for Orthopaedics" or a "Living Orthopaedic Textbook". Orthopaedia is a knowledge sharing portal for orthopaedics and musculoskeletal health. Orthopaedia consists of Spaces that provide different features as outlined below. The Dashboard provides a full list of all Orthopaedia Spaces. Spaces in [Pink] require login.

[Ask] - Need advice about a case? Ask the community a question
[Videos] - Repository of clinical and surgical videos on orthopaedic topics
[Cases] - Repository of case presentations, case conferences and case reports
Devices - Database of images and descriptions for orthopaedic implants
[Presentations] - Repository of PowerPoint presentations from rounds, lectures and meetings
[Viewpoints] - Point-counterpoint debates on current orthopaedic topics
[Residency] - Residency program pages and open forum on issues in residency training
Fellowships - Orthopaedic fellowship directory
Jobs - Orthopaedic job directory
[Meetings] - Latest updates from orthopaedic meetings, workshops and symposia
[Collaborators] - Database of orthopaedic research trials and clinical collaboration opportunities
[Groups] - Alumni, associations, organisations, societies using Orthopaedia as a collaboration place
Tributes -Tributes to individuals who have made a difference in orthopaedics
Writing Workshop - Syllabus from CORR Writing Workshop

Beta - The following Orthopaedia Spaces are under development.

[Q and A] - Collaborative question and answer review for resident intraining exam
[Classics] - Annotated bibliography of classic and landmark articles
[Events] - Database of orthopaedic events CME, Webcasts, Meetings, Conferences, Workshops
[Reading Lists] - List of references on specific topics in orthopaedics
Patients - Patient education guides for musculoskeletal problems
Web - Orthopaedic community powered search engine

A list of new or updated pages, attachments, and comments on Orthopaedia.

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FUSE (for Find, Use, Share, and Expand) was introduced by Yahoo! and is based on their vision for using search to fuse a myriad of services and applications, all of which center on knowledge and its application.
We really like the concept "Find, Use, Share, Expand". The potential from what it implies is huge. Be it search, learning, knowledge, or social networks most of what we do today can be summed up in this simple statement.

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