Cross-functional team

Yeah, those would be, I think, some of the ways that we're implementing.

You mentioned earlier, i- in, um, an intention to work, uh, as an interdisciplinary group or team, and there's of course lots of interest in team-based care and how different people and groups are achieving this.

I'm curious to hear how, how your group, uh, works together in interdisciplinary teams.

What are the different roles and, um, and how have you defined those roles, and how do you incorporate this type of compassionate leadership into that kind of, um, flattening of hierarchy and role clarity?

Okay.

You know, you have all been there.

You are Irm sitting in the multidisciplinary team meeting, or perhaps you are standing right there on the ward.

Yeah, just staring at a clinical picture that makes your stomach entirely sink.

Exactly.

Right.

Let us imagine the regulatory hurdles are eventually cleared, the algorithms are externally validated, and you have these AI tools seamlessly integrated at your disposal.

How should these tools actually fit into the workflow of a busy orthopedic unit? How do they interact with the multidisciplinary team?

This brings us to the final and our most vital clinical pearl of our deep dive.

Yeah, absolutely.

One of the things that you said before that is still like sticking out in my head is thinking about like this within the context of your multidisciplinary team.

Because I know I've been in peer reviews in the past, or even in trainings, or even within my own advocacy centers, where sometimes you have someone who's looking at you and telling you things like, why did you say thank you

to that child?

Well, and I think that's one of the things that's beneficial about having some of the literature now on social support versus what we were told early on in our interviewing careers of of it's a blend of art and science, but not really having like a roadmap for exactly how that was happening is now there's, there's things that we can lean on to say, Hey, like this is reflected in best practice, right.

That we provide social support or do all of the other things that we do, you know, through, through every piece of the process.

Now I will say a lot of times when I talk research with some of the people on my multidisciplinary team, they go, Oh,

They glaze over.