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Grady doctor, Emory professor on preparing for the long-term effects of Atlanta Medical Center closure – WABE

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Atlanta Councilmember Bakhtiari talks Wellstar closure, mayor's development moratorium – Decaturish

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens issued an executive order Monday to halt the redevelopment of Wellstar’s Atlanta Medical Center after it closes in November.

Abrams Slams Kemp on Healthcare, Education, and Abortion

Stacey Abrams slams Governor Kemp on healthcare, education, and abortion, Saturday at a rally of the United Campus Workers of Georgia.

Expecting motherns concerned AMC closure

Hundreds of Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center patients are worried about what will come next as AMC announced its closure. This is a worry for expecting mothers.

Gov. Brian Kemp, Atlanta leaders lay out plan to address major hospital closure

ATLANTA – The state will funnel $130 million in federal COVID relief funds to Grady Memorial Hospital to help offset the impact of the looming closure of WellStar’s Atlanta Medical

Morning Headlines: ACC Commissioners push for March special election

IN brief: The county's Board of Elections is deciding between November or March for election to fill Parker's seat — Kemp announces millions for emergency care in Atlanta — employment numbers remain rosy — UGA to offer COVID and flu vaccines — UGA volleyball beats NC State

Medicaid expansion debate revived as Kemp tosses Grady $130M lifeline

Kemp, Atlanta leaders lay out plan to address major hospital closure

Person hit by vehicle Boulevard NE, Wasbash Ave NE Atlanta

A person is critically hurt after being hit by a vehicle at an intersection in Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward Sunday night, according to Atlanta Police.

Cureus | Trends in Medical Training and Leadership at Academic Orthopedic Programs

Introduction: When deciding on which programs to rank or fellowships to enter, medical students and residents may assess the program's prestige and specialty training opportunities. This report aimed to analyze the demographics of orthopedic department chairs and program directors (PDs), focusing on the prestige of their orthopedic training and medical school. Secondary data included fellowship, higher-level education, sex, professorship, years of practice, and total published research. Methods: We used U.S. News and Doximity to rank 192 medical schools and 200 orthopedic residency programs based on prestige rankings, respectively. We searched for the department chair, vice-chair, and PD via program websites, Council of Orthopaedic Residency Directors (CORD), Orthopedic Residency Information Network (ORIN), personal websites, LinkedIn, and Doximity. Subsequently, we searched for each individual’s demographic information, education and research history, employment history, and medical school attended. Results: We gathered data on 268 orthopedic surgeons with leadership positions at academic hospitals. Of the 268, 115 were department chairs, 15 were vice-chairs, 126 were PDs, 11 were both the chair and PD, and one was vice-chair and PD. Of the 268 physicians, 244 physicians were male (91.0%), while 22 were female (9.0%). The average residency reputation ranking overall was 59.7 ± 5.7. More specifically, for chairs, the average was 57.0 ± 8.3 (p < 0.005), and for PDs, the average was 63.6 ± 8.0 (p <0.005). There was no significant difference between chairs and PDs (p = 0.26). Conclusion: Orthopedic leaders were found to have trained at more prestigious programs. This trend could be explained by increased research opportunities at more prestigious programs or programs attempting to increase their own reputation. 9.0% of the leaders identify as female, which is comparable to the 6.5% of practicing female orthopedic surgeons. However, this further demonstrates a need for gender equity in orthopedic surgery. Assessing trends in the training of orthopedic surgeons with leadership positions will allow a better understanding of what programs look for in the hiring process.