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Orthopaedic Residency Applicants' Perspective on Program-Based Social Media.

Joseph C BrinkmanDavid G DeckeySailesh V TummalaJeffrey D HassebrockMark J SpangehlJoshua S Bingham
Published in: JB & JS open access (2022)
Social media plays a substantial role in the orthopaedic surgery residency application process, and its use continues to grow. Programs can use it to effectively engage with and inform prospective applicants. The impact of social media is positive on most of the applicants. Instagram is the preferred social media platform used by applicants, and nearly one-third rely on it as their main resource when researching programs. Investing time and resources into a social media presence seems to be a worthwhile pursuit for orthopaedic surgery programs as an important piece to a well-rounded recruitment effort of modern orthopaedic surgery applicants.
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