Implementation of and findings from a regional shoulder replacement registry

Jarret Woodmass; Sarah Harris; Sheila McRae; Christiaan H. Righolt; Peter MacDonald; Éric Bohm

doi:10.1503/cjs.014624

March 31, 2026Canadian Journal of SurgeryOpen Access

Implementation of and findings from a regional shoulder replacement registry

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Key Points

To assess the establishment and usefulness of a shoulder replacement registry in Canada.
Development of a provincial shoulder database
Collection of granular data on shoulder replacement procedures
Analysis of registry's initial findings
The registry reveals valuable data gaps in current shoulder arthroplasty practices
Initial data indicates significant potential for improving outcomes and tracking of surgeries

Implication

A provincial shoulder database demonstrates early registry effectiveness, indicating valuable Canadian arthroplasty insights.

Abstract

The provincial shoulder database demonstrates the early stages of a registry, which contains useful, granular data and is an opportunity to fill an important gap in Canadian arthroplasty data.

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Implementation of and findings from a regional shoulder replacement registry

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Implementation of and findings from a regional shoulder replacement registry

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Implication

Abstract

Discussion

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