Orthopaedic research never sleeps, and Phil is as passionate about advancing patient outcomes as ever. As such, he encourages his patients to enrol in studies, providing them access to advanced techniques and post-operative care money can’t buy.
Currently, Phil conducts research for the North Sydney Orthopaedics Research Group, or NSORG for short.
NSORG was established in 2015 as a collaborative platform for a group of experienced Australian orthopaedic surgeons. Their collective aim is to produce high quality, clinically important research of orthopaedic conditions of the hip and knee.
The group has produced exceptional quality research that has been presented and published nationally and internationally.
To better understand the nature of NSORG research, you can view a summary of their programs here.
FAQs
is it evidence based?
Research is not ‘experimental’ – Phil supports an evidenced based approach. He adheres to protocols that are endorsed within the medical industry.
do I have to participate?
No. There is no pressure for you to participate.
do you profit off any research or implants?
No. Phil does not accept royalties and does not benefit or profit from any implant he uses.
can my data be identified or used against me?
No. All identifying data is redacted and securely stored for research purposed only.