Orthopaedic Research in Singapore: The Past, Present, and Future.
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Abstract
Orthopaedic surgeons are the custodians of the musculoskeletal system in Singapore, with >350 orthopaedic surgeons looking after the whole continuum of musculoskeletal disease in a population of 6 million. Orthopaedic research in Singapore currently has 4 focus areas: tissue engineering, biomechanics, clinical registries and cohorts, and population health and health services research. We have identified 4 key enablers of the continued development of orthopaedic research: talent development and academic clinical programs; shared data infrastructure, national cohorts, and artificial intelligence; innovation; and interdisciplinary, industry, and international collaboration. This is an exciting time for orthopaedic research in Singapore, where we find ourselves at the cusp of a new wave of talent, ideas, and resources. We stand ready and excited to partner with the world to advance musculoskeletal care globally.