Orthopedic Design & Technology Magazine
July/August 2023
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Orthopedic Devices are Reaching a Digital Convergence
A look at how digital technologies are transforming orthopedic design and manufacturing, as well as the care environment.08.04.23
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Making Waves: Orthopedic Companies Breaking into the Market
Orthopedic entities emerge that challenge what’s been accomplished before to make their own way with novel products and services.08.04.23
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Market SnapshotThe Link Between Orthopedics and Connected Medical DevicesHow to stay ahead of your competition with connected devices and apps.08.04.23
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Best PracticesThe Clear Need for Transparency: Lack of Data Sharing Stymies ProgressI remain hopeful that we’ll find some middle ground between healthy profits and healthy patients.08.04.23
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The Last WordOrthopedic Startups to Compete for Funding, Market ShareThe 61 startups comprising the MedTech Innovator 2023 Accelerator Cohort were whittled down from 1,150 companies.08.04.23
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Orthopedic InsightsTotal Knee Arthroplasty: Technique or Technology?Whether a surgeon uses advanced manual instruments or navigation or robotics, the technique will drive patient outcomes.08.04.23
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EditorialWhat’s Happening Within ODT’s Top 10 List?The days of “art” and “feel” in orthopedic surgery are on their way out.08.04.23
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Top 10 Orthopedic Device FirmsThe 2023 Top 10 Orthopedic Device CompaniesODT's annual listing of the top orthopedic device firms by revenue.08.04.23
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ColumnsLeveraging Automated Inspection to Counter Labor ShortagesWe can no longer assume competitive pay alone will be enough to attract and retain quality employees.08.04.23
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Columns5 Ways to Handle a Supply Chain Narrative FirestormThe EO firestorm has already had or will likely have a significant impact on many cascaded healthcare supply chains.08.04.23
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ColumnsUpskilling a Workforce to Stay Ahead of Labor NeedsDue to major shifts in healthcare, the need for new and unique skills is rising.08.04.23
