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2MissionThe mission of the Orthopaedic Trauma Association (OTA) is to promote excellence in care for the injured patient, through provision of scientic forums and support of musculoskeletal research and education of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the public. VisionThe OTA will be the authoritative source for the optimum treatment and prevention of musculoskeletal injury, will eectively communicate this information to the orthopaedic and medical community and will seek to inuence health care policy that impacts care and prevention of injury.ValueThe OTA is adaptable, forward thinking and scally responsible, and is composed of a diverse worldwide membership who provide care and improve the knowledge base for the treatment of injured patients. OTA members provide worldwide leadership through education, research and patient advocacy.DiversityThe OTA promotes and values diversity and inclusion at all levels with the goal of creating an environment where every member has the opportunity to excel in leadership, education, and culturally-competent orthopaedic trauma care.ACCME® AccreditedThe Orthopaedic Trauma Association (OTA) has been reviewed by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME®) and awarded continuing accreditation for 4 years as a provider of continuing medical education (CME) for physicians. Accreditation in the ACCME System seeks to assure the medical community and the public that OTA delivers education that is relevant to clinicians’ needs, evidence-based, evaluated for its eectiveness, and independent of commercial inuence. ContentsCorporate & Foundation Partners .................16Roy Sanders OTA Traveling Fellowship Program ...172022 Award Papers & Awards ................18 - 24OTA Journal Funding Award..................... 24Humanitarian Awards ........................... 24Committee Accomplishments ................ 25 - 32IOTA Societies.................................. 30IOTA Summary ..................................31COTA BOD and Acknowledgments................32COTA Fellowship Program Grant Recipients... 33 - 34Fellowship Graduating Class of 2022 ........ 34 - 36President’s Message ..............................3Board of Directors & Committee Chairs ..........4 - 5Strategic Goals...................................6Membership......................................7Balance Sheet ...................................8Statement of Operations ..........................92022 at a Glance.............................10 - 11Icon & Legend Awards ...........................12Legacy Society & Founders Circle.................13Annual Donors ..............................14 - 15Where Happens to Your Donations? ...............15

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A Message from the President:A Year in ReviewBrendan M. Patterson, MD, FIOTAOTA President3It is clear as I review the many outstanding and impactful accomplishments outlined in this 2022 Annual Report, OTA members have been especially generous in supporting our initiatives in education, research and humanitarianism. A few highlights of the year include the 1st Roy Sanders OTA Traveling Fellowship, the decision to launch an OTA online text-book, and our continued and expanded research and educational oerings. We aspire to provide knowledge globally to low and middle-income countries, at little or no cost to them, and have made strides towards this goal. Our cumulative research funding since inception has reached $13.5M, and our investment in research has leveraged over $77M in additional external funding. I was recently asked how it felt to be President of the OTA, and how does one do all the work. The answer is simply, “many hands.” The work of the OTA rests on the collective leadership model with an engaged board of directors, dozens of commit-tee chairs and members, course faculty with passion for education, video/journal/chapter authors, and the many other dedi-cated members who are engaged in our mission. Much gratitude is owed to our membership whose contributions led to a year of the resounding success outlined in this report. Finally, an acknowledgement, a salute to you, the members of the Orthopaedic Trauma Association. OTA members are vital links in a highly fragmented and an all too fragile national health care safety net. The stresses are not small and the system would likely collapse were we absent. You work tirelessly, not infrequently at a lesser wage, to ensure the most vulnerable in our society have access to much needed services at a critical time in their life. Your leadership is grateful for you and your service to others. Many thanks.Sincerely,Brendan M. Patterson, MD, FIOTAOTA President

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4OTA 2022 Board of Directors (2022-23)OTA Committee ChairsAnnual Meeting Program Chair Gerard P. Slobogean, MD, MPHBasic Science Sub-Committee Justin Haller, MDBylaws and Hearings Thomas DeCoster, MDClassification and Outcomes Meir Marmor, MDDisaster Management Preparedness Roman Hayda, MDDiversity Jacque Krumrey, MDEducation Brian Mullis, MD, FIOTAEvidence Based Value & Quality Clay Spitler, MDFellowship and Career Choices Mike Weaver, MDFellowship Compliance Sub-Committee Dan Schlatterer, MD, FIOTAFinance and Audit Hassan R. Mir, MD, MBA, FIOTAFund Development Daniel S. Horwitz, MDHealth Policy and Planning Milan Sen, MD, FIOTAHumanitarian Paul Whiting, MD, FIOTAInternational Relations Hans-Christoph Pape, MDMembership Milton Little, MDMilitary Michelle Gosselin, MDNominating Michael T. Archdeacon, MD, FIOTAOnline Discussion Forum Richard Yoon, MD, FIOTAPatient Education Christopher Domes, MDBrendan M. Patterson, MD, FIOTAOTA President Emil H. Schemitsch, MD, FIOTAPresident Elect Douglas W. Lundy, MD, MBA, FIOTA2nd President Elect Michael T. Archdeacon, MD, FIOTAImmediate Past President Heather A. Vallier, MD, FIOTA2nd Past President Hassan R. Mir, MD, MBA, FIOTACFOThomas F. Higgins, MDSecretaryPast President Liaison David Teague, MDPodcast Sub-Committee Sanjit Konda, MDPractice Management Brian Cunningham, MDPublications Michael Gardner, MDPublic Relations Jason Lowe, MDResearch Prism Schneider, MDStrategic Research Initiative Saam Morshed, MD, PhDTraveling Fellowship Anna N. Miller, MD, FIOTAVideo Library Sub-Committee Mark Hake, MDYOTS (Young Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons) Arvind von Keudell, MDPatient Mental Health Heather A. Vallier, MD, FIOTA & Philip R. Wolinsky, MDTaxonomy Project Team Emil H. Schemitsch, MD, FIOTAMoral Injury, Advocacy & Member Well-being Matthew Garner, MDGlobal Outreach Task Force Emily Benson, MDRegistry Task Force William Obremskey, MD, FIOTAAnna N. Miller, MD, FACS, FIOTAMember-at-Large Kyle J. Jeray, MDMember-at-Large George V. Russell, MDMember-at-Large Gerard P. Slobogean, MD, MPHAnnual Program Chair OTA Task Force ChairsTheodore Miclau III, MD, FIOTAEx-officio, IOTA Steering Committee Chair Michael Gardner, MDEx-officio, Publications Committee Chair

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5OTA 2022 Editor-in-Chief LeadershipRoy Sanders, MDJournal of Orthopaedic Trauma (JOT) Editor-in-Chief William M. Ricci, MDJournal of Orthopaedic Trauma (JOT) Deputy Editor-in-Chief Emil H. Schemitsch, MD, FIOTAOTA International (OTAI) Editor-in-Chief Andrew H. Schmidt, MD, FIOTAOTA International (OTAI) Deputy Editor-in-Chief Anna N. Miller, MD, FIOTAOTA Online Textbook Editor-in-Chief Hassan R. Mir, MD, MBA, FIOTAOTA Online Textbook Deputy Editor-in-Chief The OTA acknowledges the following BOD/Committee Chairs who completed their terms in 2022. Sincere gratitude is extended to each for their contributions. BOD members completing their term:Michael McKee, MD Presidential Line 2017 – 2022, 35th PresidentJoseph Hsu, MD Member-at-Large Outgoing Committee Chairs: Aaron Nauth, MD Basic Science Gil Ortega, MD DiversityJaimo Ahn, MD Evidence Based Value & QualityMadhav Karunakar, MD Fellowship & Career ChoicesMarcus Sciadini, MD MembershipLt Col Christopher LeBrun, MD (USAF) MilitaryHeather A. Vallier, MD, FIOTA NominatingFrank Liporace, MD Practice ManagementAndrew Trenholm, MD ResearchDr. Michael McKee, OTA 35th President.Dr. Heather A. Vallier, Past President & Chair of the 2022 Nominating Committee.OTA Fracturebook:Current Practice of Trauma and Fracture Management

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QualityUtilize the highest quality evidence to lead in the development of practice guidelines, standards, and metrics that ensure quality and value in the delivery of care for the orthopaedic trauma patient.EducationServe as the worldwide authority and provider of education in musculoskeletal trauma utilizing innovative methods to deliver the highest quality educational content to an increasingly diverse population of healthcare providers and patients.ResearchDefine orthopaedic trauma research needs and priorities, and establish independent funding mechanisms that foster a high quality, innovative portfolio of research projects to address those needs and advance orthopaedic trauma care.Global OutreachPromote the OTA as the primary global resource for orthopaedic trauma care through international collaboration while advocating for global trauma care and humanitarian assistance.AdvocacyAdvocate for orthopaedic trauma surgeons and providers by supporting careers through mentoring, working to improve wellness in physical and mental health, and shaping and influencing public policy regarding musculoskeletal injury care and the promotion of public safety.Organizational ExcellenceStrategic and Accountable Governance | Collaboration | Communications | Membership Growth and Resources6Strategic Goals 2020-2023

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MembershipThe OTA congratulates New or Transitioned 2022 OTA Active Members.New Active Members: Edward Anderson, Benjamin Plucknette, Wendy Ramalingam, Verena SchreiberAdvanced to Active Membership: Michelle Gosselin, Todd Conlan, Joseph Johnson, John Hwang, Justin Haller, Christopher Renninger, Milton Little, Leah Gitajn, Jana Davis, Adam Lee, Jesse Hahn, James Maurer, Michael Maceroli, Yohan Jang, Andrew Adamczyk OTA Membership by TypeMember Type Count Active 740 Candidate 572 Clinical 972 Emeritus 174 Humanitarian 47 International 488 Research 25 Trauma Practice Professional 207Total3,225 17% growth in membership from 2021 to 2022 OTA Members3,225Total OTA Members80 Countries7

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Balance Sheet* 2022 2021Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 2,765,698 $ 3,374,982 Investments, net 13,914,787 16,461,806 Accounts Receivables 719,065 759,766 Prepaid Expenses 191,744 185,942 Property and Equipment, net 57,715 137,361 Other Assets 5,974 5,974 Total Assets $ 17,654,983 $ 20,925,831 Liabilities Accounts Payable $ 1,007,017 $ 1,260,303 Deferred Income 630,460 624,150 Other Liabilities 39,980 61,611 Total Liabilities $ 1,677,457 $ 1,946,064 Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions $ 15,253,626 $ 18,255,867 With Donor Restrictions 723,900 723,900 Total Net Assets $ 15,977,526 $ 18,979,767 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 17,654,983 $ 20,925,831 * Unaudited 2022 Use of FundsManagement and Administrative 38%Board and Committees 8%Annual Meeting 24%Specialty Day 1%Courses 10% Grants and Awards 13%Publications/OTA Online 6%8

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Statement of Operations 2022 2021Operating Revenues Membership Dues $ 1,265,695 $ 1,269,513 Annual Meeting 2,552,358 2,050,270 Specialty Day 46,400 28,080 Courses 575,163 201,260 Contributions, Grants, and Donations 480,911 451,319 Publications/OTA Online 668,498 703,517 Other Income 263,759 496,945 Investment Income, net (2,795,124) 1,555,923 Total Revenues $ 3,057,660 $ 6,756,827 Operating Expenses Management and Administrative $ 2,296,770 $ 1,825,167 Board and Committees 486,835 277,047 Annual Meeting 1,430,163 1,157,976 Specialty Day 35,657 1,375 Courses 637,040 101,040 Grants and Awards 794,020 706,068 Publications/OTA Online 379,416 315,920 Total Expenses $ 6,059,901 $ 4,384,593 Total Net Increase $ (3,002,241) $ 2,372,234 * Unaudited2022 Sources of IncomeMembership Dues 22%Annual Meeting 44%Specialty Day 1%Courses 10%Contributions, Grants & Donations 8%Publications/OTA Online 11%Other Income 4% 9Note: Investments did not yield income in 2022. 2022 Investment return: (2,795,124)

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2022 at a GlanceResearch Grant Funding 1990 - 2022466 OTA research grants awarded totaling over $13.5M 340 publications resulting from OTA grant funding 736 presentations resulting from OTA grant funding $77.5M additional dollars awarded to studies that began as OTA funded studies 2022 Grants total dollars awarded: $689,401 2022-21 Grants total grants awarded – 12 Resident Grants – 9 Full Research Grants (2 International, 1 Combined) Education2022 Annual Meeting 1,837 attendees440 presenters total 74 scientic abstract podium presenters20 breakouts 13 Pre-Meeting and Concurrent Courses at the OTA Annual Meeting2022 OTA CME • 8 webinars • 16 CME podcasts• 2 on-demand courses• 18,153 CME credits issued2022 Resident Courses • 4 resident courses were held throughout 2022, Spring Comprehensive, Advanced Case Controversies, Virtual International Resident Course, and Fall Comprehensive Course • 286 residents participated across coursesOTA Video Library255 Procedures & Techniques Videos768 Annual Meeting & Conferences VideosOTA Podcast45 episodes released in 2022 8,866 average downloads/mo. last 12 mo. (growing)Education Wednesdays & Fracture Night• 34 Fracture Night sessions held in 2022 courses• Average 130 participants for Fracture Night sessions Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma (JOT) 446,537 visits to the journal online landing page998 articles submitted, 150 acceptedTotal articles publishes: Print: 118 / Online: 80OTA International (OTAI) 85,656 hits to the website120 articles published in 2022123 articles submitted, 70 acceptedOTA Online • More than 240,000 visits in 2022 • Transitioned video library to the OTA website• Enhanced platform launched January 2023• 411,223 visits to the OTA Patient Education PageMembership3,225 OTA members 740 Active Members572 Young Professionals 22 Society Members in IOTA 488 International Members 10

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Icon &Legend AwardsAcknowledgmentsThe OTA is pleased to honor the following individuals who have reached a lifetime giving level of $25,000 or greater.Icon Awards (lifetime giving of $50,000+) Dr. Todd W. and Mrs. Jennifer MaillyDr. Thomas (Toney) A. and Mrs. Gina RussellLegend Awards (lifetime giving of $25,000 - $49,999) Marc A. Aiken, MD Michael T. Archdeacon, MD, FIOTAKyle J. Jeray, MD Ross K. Leighton, MD, FIOTAAndrew N. Pollak, MD, FIOTA William M. Ricci, MDHeather A. Vallier, MD, FIOTA Bruce H. Ziran, MD, FACSRoy Sanders, MD Paul Tornetta III, MD, PhD Dr. & Mrs. Peter & Nancy Cole Stuart M. Gold, MDDouglas W. Lundy, MD, MBA, FIOTA Brendan M. Patterson, MD, FIOTAMarc F. Swiontkowski, MD, FIOTA David C. Teague, MD12

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Legacy Society (lifetime giving of $10,000 - $24,999) Legacy SocietyOTA Founders Circle The Orthopaedic Trauma Association (OTA) launched a new donor award designa-tion in 2022 to honor planned giving pledges and gifts: The OTA Founders Circle. The award is named to commemorate the 41 Founding Members of the OTA in recognition of their leadership and many outstanding contributions to both the OTA and the eld of orthopaedic trauma.We are pleased to honor the following individuals who have made a planned giving commitment to OTA:Michael J. Prayson, MDRobert A. Probe, MD J. Spence Reid, MDMark C. Reilly, MD Edward K. Rodriguez, MD, PhD Andrew M. Saterbak, MDAndrew H. Schmidt, MD, FIOTAJohn R. Schwappach, MDBrian R. Sears, MD, MPHMichael S. Sirkin, MDJerey M. Smith, MDDavid C. Templeman, MDDr. Peter & Mrs. Frances TraftonUSCF/SFGH Orthopaedic Trauma InstituteJ. Tracy Watson, MDJohn C. Weinlein, MD David S. Weisman, MDEdward C. Yang, MDJerey O. Anglen, MD, FIOTAPaul T. Appleton, MDAtlantic Provinces Orthopedic SocietyJames C. Binski, MDYelena Bogdan, MDChristopher T. Born, MD, FIOTAMichael J. Bosse, MDTimothy J. Bray, MDBruce R. Buhr, MDDr. and Mrs. Joseph CassMichael W. Chapman, MDCurt P. Comstock, MDWilliam R. Creevy, MDBrett D. Crist, MDGregory J. Della Rocca, MD, PhDKenneth A. Egol, MD Florida Orthopaedic Institute, Tampa, Florida Michael J. Gardner, MD Matthew R. Garner, MDJohn T. Gorczyca, MDJames A. Goulet, MD, FIOTAGerald Q. Greeneld, Jr. MD Ramon B. Gustilo, MD Kevin P. Haddix, MDDavid J. Hak, MD, MBA, FIOTAOTAFoundersCircleDr. Kathy Cramer†Dr. Stuart M. GoldDr. Roy Sanders Dr. Daniel R. Schlatterer, FIOTADr. Fred Kolb Dr. Douglas W. Lundy, FIOTADr. Bruce H. Ziran †deceased13David L. Helfet, MDM. Bradford Henley, MD, MBA, FACS and Ann Rutledge Daniel S. Horwitz, MDAlan L. Jones, MDCliord B. Jones, MD, FIOTAAlan T. Kawaguchi, MDJames F. Kellam, MDFred J. Kolb, MDGerald J. Lang, MD Jason Lowe, MDThuan V. Ly, MDFrank W. Maletz, MD Meir Marmor, MDJ. Lawrence Marsh, MD, FIOTASimon C. Mears, MD, PhDTheodore Miclau, III, MD, FIOTASteven J. Morgan, MDSaam Morshed, MD, PhD Brian H. Mullis, MD, FIOTAJames V. Nepola, MDSteven A. Olson, MD, FIOTAWilliam Obremskey, MD, MPH, FIOTAGlenn E. Oren, MDOrthoArizona, Phoenix, ArizonaDr. Robert and Mrs. Joan OstrumJames M. Pape, MD

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The Orthopaedic Trauma Association gratefully acknowledges the following individuals for their generous nancial contributions received through OTA and through OREF in 2022 to support OTA fundraising initiatives.$100,000+ Roy Sanders$25,000 – $99,999 Dr. Thomas (Toney) A. and Gina Russell$5,000 – $24,999 Michael T. Archdeacon, Stuart M. Gold, James A. Goulet, Daniel S. Horwitz, James F. Kellam, Stephen A. Kottmeier, Ross K. Leighton, Brendan M. Patterson, Andrew H. Schmidt, David C. Templeman$1,000 – $4,999 John D. Adams, G. Howard Bathon II, Emily Benson, Yelena Bogdan, Lawrence B. Bone, Lisa K. Cannada, Cory A. Collinge, Curt P. Comstock, Matthew R. Craig, William R. Creevy, Thomas A. DeCoster, Gregory J. Della Rocca, Michael J. Gardner, Matthew R. Garner, Kevin P. Haddix, David J. Hak, Mark Hake, Ryan K. Harrison, David L. Helfet, Joseph Hoegler, Catherine A. Humphrey, Kyle J. Jeray, Cliord B. Jones, Alan T. Kawaguchi, Frank A. Liporace, Jason Lowe, Thuan V. Ly, Frank W. Maletz, Christiaan N. Mamczak, Meir Marmor, J. Lawrence Marsh, Michael D. McKee Toni M. McLaurin, Matthew Ramesh Gopinath Menon, Theodore Miclau III, Anna N. Miller, Hassan R. Mir, Saam Morshed, Gable Mott, Steven J. Morgan, Brian H. Mullis, James V. Nepola, Robert V. O’Toole, William T. Obremskey, Robert F. Ostrum, Andrew N. Pollak, Michael J. Prayson, Robert A. Probe, J. Spence Reid, William M. Ricci, Emil H. Schemitsch, Milan K. Sen, Gerard P. Slobogean, Sandeep Paul Soin, Marc F. Swiontkowski, David C. Teague, Paul Tornetta, III, Heather A. Vallier, Emily Wagstrom, J. Tracy Watson, John C. Weinlein, A. Paige Whittle, Richard S. Yoon$250 – $999 Stuart A. Aitken, Peter Althausen, Daniel T. Altman, Jerey O. Anglen, Paul T. Appleton, Scott R. Bassuener, Brent J. Bauer, Benjamin J. Best, Robert H. Blotter, Marissa Bonyun, Christopher T. Born, J. Stephen Brecht, Bruce R. Buhr, Andrew R. Burgess, Sean T. Campbell, David B. Carmack, Steven A. Caruso, Kathleen Caswell, Michael W. Chapman, R. Richard Coughlin, Matthew R. Craig, Alexander M. Crespo, Niloofar Dehghan, Thomas G. DiPasquale, Derek J. Donegan, W. Andrew Eglseder, Jr., Andrew R. Evans, Maureen A. Finnegan, Darin Friess, Harold M. Frisch, Mark Gage, Ariel Goldman, Gerald Q. Greeneld, William M. Hakeos, David Hampton, Edward J. Harvey, Roman A. Hayda, Kyros R. Ipaktchi, Todd Jaeblon, Aaron J. Johnson, Michael S. Kain, Utku Kandemir, John P. Ketz, Jacqueline J. Krumrey, Joseph M. Lane, Christopher T. LeBrun, Col (ret), Milton T. M. Little, Paul E. Matuszewski, Meir Marmor, James F. Mautner, R. Trigg McClellan, Samir Mehta, Jason W. Nascone, James Ostrander, James M. Pape, Christopher D. Parks, Elizabeth Plummer, Nicholas Quercetti III, Rachel Reilly, David M. Romano, Edward K. Rodriguez, William E. Ryan, Jr., Andrew Saterbak, Gregory J. Schmeling, Prism Schneider, John R. Schwappach, Marcus F. Sciadini, John A. Scolaro, Babar Shaq, David Shearer, Scott T. Smith, Nicole Stevens, Eric Swart, David M. Tainter, Lisa A. Taitsman, Max Talbot, Paul A. Toogood, J. Andrew Trenholm, Gregory A. Vrabec, David S. Weisman, David B. Weiss, David S. Wellman, Ryan E. Will, John J. Wixted, Zachary M. Working, Edward C. YangThank You to Our 2022 Annual Ds14

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Sincere appreciati is tendedto all OTA ds.Up to $249 Tashfeen Ahmad, Abrar A. Ansari, Anthony D. Belmonte, Karl A. Bergmann, Benjamin J. Best, James C. Black, James A. Blair, Brad J. Chauvin, CPT Benjamin Childs, Daniel J. Coll, Carol E. Copeland, Brett D. Crist, William W. Cross, Azad Dadgar-Dehkordi, Rolando G. F. Dela Cruz, Stephen L. Davis, Andrew D. Duckworth, Tuesday Fisher, Kathleen J. Forti-Gallant, Adam Gitlin, Meganne Gourley, Cullen K. Grith, Andrew W. Grose, Susan P. Harding, Armodios Hatzidakis, Giselle M. Hernandez, Shepard R. Hurwitz, Jaclyn Jankowski, David E. Karges, Anton M. Kurtz, Gerald J. Lang, Thomas M. Large, Eric Lindvall, Dheeraj Makkar, Georey Marecek, Jessie C. Mcbeth, Jared L. Michalson, Tim A. Moore, Gudrun Elizabeth Mirick Mueller, Roman M. Natoli, Steven A. Olson, Evandro Palacio, Robert A. Peinert Jr., John Pepper Regis Renard, Augustine M. Saiz Jr., Renee Serell, Adam Shaner, John R. Shereck, Karl F. Siebuhr, Rena L. Stewart, Richard Tashjian, Emerson Nagib Sessin Tavares, Laura Lowe Tosi, Pieter Jan van Huijstee, John Charles Wheeler, Lu Zhang, Marc A. ZussmanWhat Happens to Your Donations? 100% of individual donations go towards the Research and Education Fund (Residents, Fellows, Practicing Surgeons, International Education, Travelling Fellowships) Global Outreach, Humanitarian Scholarships, Military Scholarships, and Moral Injury, Advocacy and Member Well-Being.Research OTA Cumulative Grant Funding 1990 - 2022 • 466 OTA research grants awarded totaling over $13.5 million dollars • 736 presentations • 340 publications • $77.5 million additional dollars awarded to studies that began as OTA funded researchEducation Numerous Courses, Publications and Online ResourcesGlobal Outreach Humanitarian Scholars, International EducationOTA Initiatives Travelling Fellowship Program, Research Grants, Moral Injury, Advocacy and Member Well-Being, Military Scholarships15

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Through the combined work of Drs. Anna N. Miller, Brendan M. Patterson and Roy Sanders, the OTA formalized plans to institute a traveling fellowship. OTA Traveling Fellowship was created to allow a small group of early-to-mid-career Orthopaedic Trauma surgeons the opportunity to visit multiple trauma centers to promote social connection, mentorship as well as clinical and scientic exchange. The inaugural class of fellows was selected from a collection of competitive applicants at the 2019 Annual Meeting in Denver, but, due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, travel was delayed until the fall of 2022. The tour commenced September 2022 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and from there the fellows visited 14 trauma centers along the Eastern seaboard of the United States and Canada over 4 weeks, concluding in Tampa for the 2022 Annual Meeting of the OTA. The inaugural class of fellows included Dr. Milton Little from Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California, Dr. Emily Wagstrom from Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Dr. Brandon Yuan from Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. The fellows travelled together for a total of 5 weeks, gave 33 lectures, and had the opportunity to meet and interact with OTA colleagues, department and division chairs, administrators as well as hospital leaders.The host institutions were Dalhousie University, Maine Medical Center, University of Pennsylvania, Boston Medical Center, the Harvard Ortho-paedic Trauma Initiative, the Hospital for Special Surgery, New York University – Langone Orthopaedic Hospital, Inova Fairfax Hospital, University of Maryland- Shock TraumaCenter, University of Virginia, Carolinas Medical Center/Atrium Health, Grady Memorial Hospital – Emory, Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), and the Florida Orthopaedic Institute.The OTA celebrates the creation of the Roy Sanders OTA Traveling Fellowship. Sincere gratitude is extended to Roy Sanders, MD, for his ongoing leadership and generous endowment of a program which will enrich the lives of selected fellows and shape the next generation of OTA leaders. 2022 Roy Sanders OTA Traveling Fellowship Program 17

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2022 Awards2022 Award Papers On behalf of the OTA Board of Directors and Annual Meeting Program Committee, we are honored to congratulate the 2022 Bovill and Annual Meeting Award Recipients! These awards represent the highest ranked scientific papers presented at the October 2022 Annual Meeting. 2022 Bovill Award(This award is presented annually to the author(s) of the most outstanding OTA Annual Meeting scientific paper)Retrograde Intramedullary Nailing Versus Locked Plating for Extreme Distal Periprosthetic Femur Fractures: A Multicenter Retrospective Cohort StudyNoelle Lily Van Rysselberghe, MD; Ryan Seltzer, BS; Taylor Alexis Lawson, BS; Justin Paul Kuether, MD; ParkerAlan White, MD; Phillip Grisdela, MD; Hayley Daniell, MD; Arya Amirhekmat, BS; Nelson J Merchan, MD; Thomas M Seaver, MD; Aneesh V. Samineni, BA; Blake Joseph Schultz, MD; Juntian Wang, MD; Gregory David Dikos, MD; Stephen James Warner, MD; Timothy S. Achor, MD; Milton Thomas M. Little, MD; Michael John Weaver, MD; Paul Tornetta, III, MD; John Alan Scolaro, MD; John J. Wixted, MD; Timothy G. Weber, MD; Michael Bellino, MD; Michael J. Gardner, MD; Julius A. Bishop, MD 2022 Resident Paper Memorial Award (Awarded to the best resident led and presented scientific paper)Medial Malleolus: Operative or Nonoperative (MOON) Trial. A Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial of Operative Versus Nonoperative Management of Associated Medial Malleolar Fractures in Unstable Ankle Fractures Thomas Carter, MD; William M. Oliver, MD; Katrina Roxanne Bell, MBChB; Cat Graham, MSc; Andrew David Duckworth, PhD; Timothy O. White, MD, FRCS 2022 Best International Paper Award Glenohumeral Dislocation with Associated Greater Tuberosity Fracture Rosemary Hackney, MBBS; Gemma Toland, MBChB; Sam Mackenzie, MD; Nicholas Clement, FRCS; John F. Keating, FRCSEd, FIOTA 2022 Best Basic Science Paper Award Silver Carboxylate-TiO2/Polydimethyl Siloxane Is a Safe and Efficacious Antimicrobial with Significant Wound Care PotentialSai Siddharth Allu, BA; Dioscaris Garcia, PhD; Neel Vishwanat, BS; Drew Clippert, BS; Elia Jouffroy, BS;Colin Whitaker, BA; James Hong, BS; Valentin Antoci, MD; Christopher Born, MD 182022 OTA Annual Meeting Guest Nation: Japan

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2022 Annual Meeting Highlight Papers Comparative Analysis of Supplemental Medial Buttress Plate Fixation for High-Energy Displaced Femoral Neck Fractures in Young Adults Cory Alan Collinge, MD; Payton Harris, DO; Andrea Finlay, PhD; Andres Felipe Rodriguez-Buitrago, MD; Guadalupe De La Fuente, MD; Michael John Beltran, MD; Phillip Mitchell, MD; Hassan R. Mir, MD, MBA, FACS, FIOTA; Michael J. Gardner, MD; Henry Claude Sagi, MD; Michael T. Archdeacon, MDRetrograde Intramedullary Nailing Versus Locked Plating for Extreme Distal Periprosthetic Femur Fractures: A Multicenter Retrospective Cohort Study Noelle Lily Van Rysselberghe, MD; Ryan Seltzer, BS; Taylor Alexis Lawson, BS; Justin Paul Kuether, MD; Parker Alan White, MD; Phillip Grisdela, MD; Hayley Daniell, MD; Arya Amirhekmat, BS; Nelson J. Merchan, MD; Thomas M. Seaver, MD; Aneesh V. Samineni, BA; Blake Joseph Schultz, MD; Juntian Wang, MD; Gregory David Dikos, MD; Stephen James Warner, MD; Timothy S. Achor, MD; Milton Thomas M. Little, MD; Michael John Weaver, MD; Paul Tornetta, III, MD; John Alan Scolaro, MD; John J. Wixted, MD; Timothy G. Weber, MD; Michael Bellino, MD; Michael J. Gardner, MD; Julius A. Bishop, MDThe Long-Term Effect of Intraoperative Hip Fracture Injections on Function and Patient-Reported Outcomes: A Randomized Controlled Trial Rivka Chinyere Ihejirika-Lomedico, MD; Nathan August Lorentz; Sara Jo Solasz, BA; Abhishek Ganta, MD; Nirmal C. Tejwani, MD, FRCS; Sanjit R. Konda, MD; Kenneth A. Egol, MD; Philipp Leucht, MDSingle-Incision Fasciotomy Decreases Infection Risk Compared to Dual-Incision Fasciotomy in Treatment of Tibial Plateau Fractures with Acute Compartment SyndromeGraham John DeKeyser, MD; Eli W. Bunzel, MD; Dillon Christopher O’Neill, MD; Sean E. Nork, MD; Justin Haller, MD; David Barei, MDThe Effect of Topical Antibiotic Powder Administration in the Emergency Department on Deep Surgical-Site Infection in Type III Lower-Extremity Fractures: A Prospective Cohort Pilot Study with Matched Historical ComparisonShea Taylor, MD; Mitchell John, MD; Whisper Marie Grayson, BS; Hassan R. Mir, MD, MBA, FACS, FIOTAProphylactic Tobramycin Injection Reduces Infection Following Internal Fixation of Open FracturesArun Aneja, MD, PhD; Matthew William Kavolus, MD; Richard Wes Pectol, BS; Chandler Ryan Sneed, BS; Robert Jackson Teasdall, MD; Eric Scott Moghadamian, MD; Raymond Dayne Wright, MD; Paul Edward Matuszewski, MD; David Zuelzer, MD; Daniel D. Primm, MD; David C. Landy, MD, PhDWhat Is the Probability That Intrawound Vancomycin Powder Reduces Infections in Patients with High-Risk Tibial Plateau or Pilon Fractures? A Bayesian Analysis of the VANCO TrialNathan N. O’Hara, PhD; Renan C. Castillo, MD; Anthony R. Carlini, MS; Manjari Joshi, MBBS; Clinton Kenneth Murray, MD; Lauren Allen, MA; Yanjie Huang, ScD; Joshua Layne Gary, MD; Michael J. Bosse, MD; William T. Obremskey, MD, MPH; Todd Owen McKinley, MD; Robert V. O’Toole, MD; METRCMedial Malleolus: Operative or Nonoperative (MOON) Trial. A Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial of Operative Versus Nonoperative Management of Associated Medial Malleolar Fractures in Unstable Ankle Fractures Thomas Carter, MD; William M. Oliver, MD; Katrina Roxanne Bell, MBChB; Cat Graham, MSc; Andrew David Duckworth, PhD; Timothy O. White, MD, FRCS 19

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ACS / Future Trauma LeadersThe American College of Surgeons announced that Joseph (Joey) Johnson, MD, has been selected as the inaugural Orthopedic funded member of the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma Future Trauma Leaders Program. This leadership program comprises a term of two years, to begin with the Committee’s Annual Meeting in March 2023 and ending at the conclusion of the Clinical Congress meeting in October 2024. Dr. Johnson was selected from a pool of 48 candidates considered by the COT Membership Committee, Executive Committees and the ACS Board of Regents. The Future Trauma Leaders (FTL) program is a unique way for the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACS COT) to offer an in-depth training and mentoring opportunity to junior trauma and acute care surgeons (not more than five years out from fellowship completion). 2022 DEI and Health Disparities Leadership Award Lisa K. Cannada, MDAwarded to an individual who has made substantial contributions to advancing DEI and health disparities in the field or orthopaedic trauma through outstanding leadership and mentorship.2022 DEI and Health Disparities Research Award Boris A. Zelle, MDAwarded to an individual who has made substantial contributions to advancing DEI and health disparities in the field of orthopaedic trauma through participation and excellence in research and education.2022 OTA/AFA Community Surgeon Award Jeffrey M. Smith, MDCommunity Surgeon Achievement Award recognizes orthopaedic trauma surgeons who have demonstrated (1) outstanding community orthopaedic contributions, (2) excellence in research and education at all community levels, and (3) personal qualities of integrity, compassion and leadership in orthopaedic trauma.2022 Lifetime Achievement Award Lewis G. Zirkle, Jr., MDThe Lifetime Achievement Award shall honor an OTA member who has dedicated their career to orthopaedic trauma and whose overall contributions to the profession have made outstanding, long-lasting and impactful improvements to orthopaedic trauma education and research, and patient care.202022 Awards, cont’d

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2022 Research Grant RecipientsOTA 2022 Member Full Awarded Grants:Can Thrombelastography be Used to Determine Optimal Thromboprophylaxis Following Pelvic and Acetabular Fractures?PI: Prism Schneider, MD, PhD, FRCSC Co-PIs: Andrew Dodd, MD, Paul Duffy, MD, Robert Korley, MDCM, Ryan Martin, MDAwarded Funds: $80,000 Funded by: OTA/Smith & NephewTreatment of Acute Fracture Related Infections Utilizing Bacteriophage TherapyPI: Kyle Schweser, MD Co-PIs: Aaron Stoker, Chantelle Bozynski, Cristi Cook, James Cook, Tamara GullAwarded Funds: $80,000 Funded by: OTA/The AirCast FoundationOsteoprogenitors Isolated from RIA-effluent as Autologous Adjuvant Cell Therapy for Segmental Bone Defects PI: Mark Lee, MD Co-PI: Fernando A. FierroAwarded Funds: $50,000 Funded by: OTACan iPhone Gait Metrics be Used to Benchmark Functional Recovery After Ankle Fracture?PI: Daniel C. Fitzpatrick, MD Co-PIs: Erin Owen, PhD, Michael Hahn, MDAwarded Funds: $78,194 Funded by: OTABone Regeneration Suing Engineered MaterialsPI: Ramkumar T. Annamalai, PhD Co-PI: Arun Aneja, MD, PhDAwarded Funds: $50,000 Funded by: OTAInjectable Bioinspired Nanowires to Accelerate Fracture Healing Through Therapeutic Delivery of Painless Nerve Growth FactorPI: Chelsea S. Bahney, PhD Co-PIs: Chengbaio Wu, Tejal DesaiAwarded Funds: $50,000 Funded by: OTA21

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eFORRCE (Elderly-Fixation of the Radius: Radiological and Clinical Evaluation): A Prospective Randomised Superiority Trial of Surgical versus Conservative Management for Unstable Fractures of the Distal Radius in Patients Aged 65 and Older PI: Andrew David Duckworth, BSc, MSc, FRCSEd (Tr&Orth), PhDAwarded Funds: $19,997 Funded by: OTA Country: United KingdomPostoperative Pain Management Practice and Drug Tolerance in Orthopaedic Trauma Patients – A Prospective Observational Study PI: Tashfeen Ahmad, MBBS, FCPS, PhD Co-PI: Yasir MohibAwarded Funds: $19,700 Funded by: OTA Country: PakistanDoes Use of DermACELL AWM Acellular Dermal Matrix Decrease the Need for Skin Grafting and Time Required for Granulation PI: Paul Edward Matuszewski, MD Co-PI: Leslie WongAwarded Funds: $50,000 Funded by: LifeNet (Industry Directed Grant)2022 Resident Awarded Grants:Intimate Partner Violence Training in Orthopaedic Surgery Residency PI: Katya Eve Strage, MD Co-PI: Stephen Stacey, MDAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/$10,000 and FOT/$10,000Improving Patient Recall Following Operative Orthopaedic TraumaPI: Ryan J. Furdock, MD Co-PI: Heather A. Vallier, MD, FIOTAAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/$10,000 and FOT/$10,000The Acute Phase Response and Femoral Shaft Fractures: is Plasmin Activation the “Second Hit”?PI: Jonathan Savakus Co-PIs: Jonathan Schoenecker, MD, PhD, Phillip Mitchell, MD, Stephanie Moore-Lotridge, PhDAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/$10,000 and FOT/$10,000OTA 2022 Member Full Awarded Grants, cont'd2022 Awards, cont’d22

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2022 Resident Awarded Grants, cont'dClassifying Operative versus Non-operative Ankle Fractures with Machine LearningPI: Charles C. Lin, MD Co-PIs: Kenneth Egol, MD, Philipp Leucht, MDAwarded Funds: $5,000 Funded by: OTADoes Intraoperative Indocyanine Laser Angiography Predict Muscle Viability in Traumatic Soft Tissue Injury?PI: Joseph Featherall, MD Co-PI: Justin Haller, MDAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/DePuyProspective Study of the Prevalence of Peripheral Artery Disease in At-risk Patients Undergoing Fixation of Complex Tibial Plateau and Tibial Plafond FracturesPI: Christopher Flanagan, MD Co-PI: Hassan R. Mir, MD, MBA, FIOTAAwarded Funds: $11,105 Funded by: OTA/DePuyTissue-Engineered Vascularized Bone Grafts Derived from LGR Epithelial Stem CellsPI: Austin Michael Beason, MD Co-PIs: Danielle Olla, Michael NeumeisterAwarded Funds: $15,580 Funded by: OTA/Globus MedicalInvestigating the Role of Human Endothelial Progenitor Cells in Bone Healing – A Pilot ProjectPI: Matthew Raleigh, MD Co-PI: Aaron Nauth, MDAwarded Funds: $19,974 Funded by: OTA/ZimmerImmunocoagulopathy: The Cause of The Third Wave of Death in Level-1 Orthopaedic Trauma?PI: Mariel Rickert Co-PI: William Obremskey, MD, MPH, FIOTAAwarded Funds: $ 20,000 Funded by: OTA/$10,000 and FOT/$10,000Patient Reported Outcomes in Ballistic Lower Extremity Fractures: A Prospective Cohort StudyPI: Ndeye Fatou Guisse, MD Co-PI: Lauren Tatman, MDAwarded Funds: $19,951 Funded by: OTAReal-time in vivo Assessment of Bacteriophage Therapy in Fracture-related Infection: An Animal ModelPI: Reza Ojaghi, MD, MSC, DVM Co-PI: Geoffrey Wilkin, MDAwarded Funds: $19,900 Funded by: OTAIntravenous Iron and Platelet Function in Orthopaedic TraumaPI: Danielle Frances Peterson, MD Co-PI: Zachary Working, MDAwarded Funds: $20,000 Funded by: OTA/$10,000 and FOT/$10,00023

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Journal Funding AwardThe Use of Modern Technology in Orthopaedic TraumaCyril Mauffrey, MD, FACS, FRCS and Joshua Parry, MDOTA offers funding for one supplementary issue of the Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma each year. The objective is to support JOT as the official print journal of the OTA and to provide OTA membership with an additional opportunity to publish information with significant impact for the orthopaedic communityHumanitarian Award WinnersCongratulations to the 2022 Humanitarian Awards winners:Rajiv MaharjanHumanitarian Scholar – NapalAbstract: Comparative Analysis of Knee Pain in Transpatellar and Medial Parapatellar Tendon Approaches for Tibial Interlocking NailingObservership: Tampa General HospitalMark Brian Abriol SantosHumanitarian Scholar – PhilippinesAbstract: Tranexamic Acid Decreases Perioperative Blood Loss from Femoral Fracture Treatment Using the SIGN Nail – Experience on 54 Patients by a Low-resource Trauma Care FacilityObservership: Orlando HealthDominic Konadu-YeboahHumanitarian Scholar – GhanaAbstract: Training Traditional Bonesetters in Basic Principles of Fracture Treatment: A Proof of Concept in GhanaHopeful to travel in 2023 242022 Awards, cont’d

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2022 Initiatives and AccomplishmentsThe OTA acknowledges our member volunteers whose dedication and talents made these accomplishments possible. Education Council Committees: Education Committee (chair: Brian Mullis, MD, FIOTA) Fellowship (chair: Madhav Karunakar, MD) Annual Meeting Program (chair: Gerard Slobogean, MD) Basic Science (chair: Aaron Nauth, MD) Patient Education (chair: Christopher Domes, MD)• Hosted three new courses in 2022: o Virtual International Residents Course targeted at Latin American residents o Educate the Educators Pre-Meeting Course o Senior Leadership Fireside Chat• Increased the number of webinars and coordinated a new schedule to align with Fracture Night sessions, now branded together as Education Wednesdays. • Developed and implemented a new, unified taxonomy for all OTA content to assist web users with search and classification.• Launched a new learning management system to serve as a centralized hub for all online education, CME, and certificates, which saw 51,231 unique site visitors in its first year. 2022 Annual Meeting Stats: • 1,837 attendees• 440 presenters• 74 scientific abstract podium presenters• 20 breakouts 25

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262022 Initiatives and Accomplishments, cont’dResearch Council Committees: Research Committee (chair: Andrew Trenholm, MD) Classification and Outcomes (chair: Meir Marmor, MD) Evidence Based Quality, Value and Safety (EBQVS) (chair: Jaimo Ahn, MD) Strategic Research Initiative (SRI) (chair: Saam Morshed, MD)• Reviewed and awarded $689,401 in orthopaedic trauma research grants.• Paired 16 mentors and 18 mentees in OTA Research Mentorship Program.• In collaboration with American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons, submitted two manuscripts to the Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery.• Participated in review processes for AAOS clinical practice guidelines on clavicle, distal radius, and surgical site infection, and wrote manuscript on AAOS appropriate use criteria for surgical site infection.• Research Grant Library resource developed and posted to OTA website to provide examples of successfully funded grants for OTA members interested in applying for future research grants.• Began working on a systematic review to identify best clinical practices for the management of patients with acute fractures who are taking oral anticoagulation.• Created a New Young Investigators Award to be offered in 2023.

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27Membership Council Committees: Membership (chair: Marcus Sciadini, MD) Health Policy (chair: Milan Sen, MD, FIOTA) Practice Management (chair: Brian Cunningham, MD) Military (chair: Lt. Col. Christopher LeBrun, MD) Disaster Response (chair: Roman Hayda, MD) Public Relations (chair: Jason Lowe, MD) Online Discussion Forum (chair: Richard Yoon, MD, FIOTA) Young Orthopaedic Surgeons – YOTS (chair: Arvind von Keudell, MD)• Participated in the 2022 American College of Surgeons (ACS) non-partisan Medical Summit on Firearm Injury Prevention to discuss firearm safety, resulting in a commitment to work together to endorse the ACS Firearms Safety Strategy and recommendations.• Submitted Canada and U.S. salary manuscripts to Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma and OTA International.• Selected two fellows to participate in OTA-SOMOS Military Traveling Fellowships.• Collated, posted, and translated educational resources targeted at trauma surgeons in Ukraine. Also offered complimentary member benefits to clinicians in Ukraine.• Arranged for reporter at OTA Annual Meeting to highlight various aspects of OTA, including experience, diversity, international outreach, etc.• Began work on a series of Member Spotlight profiles to highlight OTA members who have made interesting and important contributions to the field.• Developed and implemented the Early Career Mentorship ProgramAttendees at the 2022 Women in Trauma Annual Meeting Luncheon

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282022 Initiatives and Accomplishments, cont’dGovernance Council Committees: Bylaws Committee (chair: Thomas DeCoster, MD) Diversity (chair: Toni McLaurin, MD/Jacqueline Krumrey, MD) Humanitarian (chair: Richard Coughlin, MD) International (chair: Hans-Christoph Pape, MD) Publications (chair: Michael Gardner, MD) Podcast (chair: Sanjit Konda, MD) Video Library (chair: Mark Hake, MD)• Created and posted an OTA Code of Conduct.• Began development of a new digital textbook and selected Anna Miller, MD, FIOTA as the Editor-in-Chief, and Hassan Mir, MD, FIOTA as the Deputy EiC.• Selected inaugural recipients of two new diversity awards: o Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) and Health Disparities Research Award o DEI and Health Disparities Leadership Award• Added additional features to OTA Video Library to improve search and discovery.• Published manuscript on racial, ethnic and socioeconomic healthcare disparities in orthopaedics, based on 2021 Diversity Symposium, in Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma.• Awarded three Humanitarian Scholarship Awards and developed mentor program for participants.• Published International Trauma Care Forum and IOTA supplements in OTA International.• Released 45 new podcast episodes.• Developed improved landing pages for OTA Online sponsors.• Debuted the inaugural Orthopaedic Trauma Association High School Scholars program at the OTA 2022 Annual Meeting in Tampa.

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29Organizational Excellence Council 2022 Committees and Task Force/Project Team Chairs: Fund Development (chair: Daniel Horwitz, MD) Strategic Planning (2022) (chair: Michael McKee, MD) Past President Liaisons (chair: David Teague, MD) Task Force on Moral Injury, Advocacy and Membership Well-Being (chair: Matthew Garner, MD) Patient Mental Health (chair: Phil Wolinsky, MD) Global Outreach Task Force (chair: Emily Benson, MD) Registry Task Force (chair: William Obremskey, MD, FIOTA)• Conducted a global outreach survey to ascertain low income country educational needs and barriers to resources; conducted additional research. Generated a detailed report and Task Force recommendations to guide OTA’s humanitarian efforts. • Hosted Past President’s Liaison Meeting.• Hosted Senior Leadership Fireside Meeting.• Launched OTA Founders Circle planned giving program.• Held campaign to support military scholarship funding to attend the OTA Annual Meeting.• Created new grant series to support research into patient mental health. First grant awarded.• Hosted webinar on clinician moral injury.• Began work with Patient Education Committee to develop mental health resources for Patient Education website.

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30International OTA (IOTA) IOTA SocietiesAsociación Argentina del Trauma Ortopédico (AATO) Australian Orthopaedic Association (AOA)Brazilian Society of Orthopedic Trauma(BOTA)Belgian Orthopaedic Trauma Association (BOTA)Colombian Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology (SCCOT)Cuban Society of Orthopedics and TraumatologyEcuadorian Society for Orthopaedics and Traumatology (SEOT)The German Society for Orthopaedics & Trauma (DGOU)Hellenic Association of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology (HAOST)Trauma Society of IndiaIsraeli Orthopaedic Trauma Society (IOA)Orthopedic Traumatology Hospitals of Italy (OTODI)Japanese Society for Fracture Repair (JSFR)Federación Mexicana de Colegios de Ortopedia y Traumatología (FEMECOT)Dutch Association for Trauma Surgery (NVT)Pakistan Orthopaedic Association (POA)South African Orthopaedic Trauma Society (SAOTS)Korean Fracture Society (KOFS)Spanish Society of Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology (SECOT)South Sudan Orthopedics and Trauma Society (SOTS)Switzerland (SGC/SSC) Orthopaedic Trauma Society (OTS) – United KingdomOrthopaedic Trauma Association(OTA) – United States and Canada

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31• Triennial MeetingThe first ever Triennial Meeting took place in Amsterdam December 14- 16, 2022. Over 1,200 participants from 30 countries (24 IOTA countries) convened to “work together to improve the outcomes” of Orthopaedic and General Trauma.On Wednesday, December 14th, the first class of the Fellows of the IOTA (FIOTA) nominated from 19 different countries took the stage as they were officially inducted at the ceremony led by Dr. Theodore Miclau, III, MD, FIOTA, IOTA Steering Committee Chair, and Dr. K.J. Ponsen, MD, FIOTA, President Combined IOTA Triennial and Dutch Trauma Society Meeting. FIOTA is an honorary acknowledgement initiated to publicly recognize individuals who have gained a status of outstanding professional contributions and high achievement in the field of orthopaedic trauma education and research worldwide. Each IOTA society member had the benefit of nominating a maxi-mum of 1% of their membership to this newly created distinction of ‘fellow of the IOTA’, or ‘FIOTA’, and are now able to carry the honorary letters after their names. These letters indicate the national recognition and international standing of the FIOTA member.• Authored an IOTA Special Issue in the OTAI “Secondary Fracture Prevention: Global Approaches”• Welcomed Four New IOTA Society Members • Cuban Society of Orthopedics and Traumatology • Pakistan Orthopaedic Association • South Sudan Orthopedics and Trauma Society • Ecuadorian Society for Orthopaedics and Traumatology• IOTA Organized and Presented Symposia at the 2022 OTA Annual Meeting • Annual Meeting General Session Room: Fracture-related Infections: Management in the Acute Setting • International Trauma Care Forum: Fragility Fracture: Current Treatment Controversies • Next Triennial Meeting (2025) The second Triennial Meeting will be held in Guadalajara, Mexico from October 29 – November 1, 2025 in collaboration with the Mexican Federation of Schools of Orthopedics and Traumatology (FEMECOT).IOTA Summary2022 Initiatives and Accomplishments, cont’d

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32The Center for Orthopaedic Trauma Advancement (COTA) Board of Directors acknowledges the following companies for their generous contributions to orthopaedic trauma fellowship education for the 2022/2023 fellowship year. The Bylaws and Conflict of Interest Policy require that contributors will not influence the decisions regarding granting of funds to specific programs or program directors.COTA AcknowledgmentsThe Center Orthopaedic Trauma Advancement (COTA) was chartered in 2009 to serve as a non-conflicted intermediary to distribute support for fellowships and postgraduate education from unrestricted grants donated by industry. COTA has secured funding to provide support for orthopaedic trauma fellowships in the United States. The COTA board has established a committee to review applications and distribute grants. Grants range between $2,000 and $75,000 and are awarded annually.Since its inception in 2009, COTA has awarded more than $12,000,000 in fellowship funding to trauma fellowship programs, those being both full and partially funded programs. COTA decisions regarding the number of orthopaedic trauma fellowship grants are determined by commitments received from industry each year.2021-22 COTA Board of DirectorsAlan L. Jones, MDCOTA President Mark W. Richardson, MDBoard Chair Gerald J. Lang, MDVice Chair Yelena Bogdan, MDTreasurer / Secretary Andrew R. Evans, MDMember at Large William Hakeos, MDMember at LargeWill Lack, MDMember at Large Mai Nguyen, MDMember at Large

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33Allegheny Health NetworkEdward Westrick, MD, DirectorCarolinas Medical CenterMadhav Karunakar, MD, DirectorCedars-Sinai Medical CenterMilton Little, MD, DirectorDuke UniversityRachel Reilly, MD, DirectorEmory Orthopaedic Trauma at Grady Memorial HospitalThomas Moore Jr., MD, Director Georgia Orthopaedic Trauma InstituteDaniel Chan, MD, DirectorHarvard, Combined Mass General and Brigham and Women’s HospitalsMichael Weaver, MD, DirectorHospital for Special SurgeryWilliam M. Ricci, MD, DirectorIndiana University Orthopaedic Trauma FellowshipRamon Natoli, MD, PhD, DirectorJersey City Medical CenterFrank Liporace, MD, DirectorThe Center for Orthopaedic Trauma Advancement would like to acknowledge the Fellowship Programs that were awarded COTA Grants for 2022 - 2023COTA Fellowship Programs2022 Fellowship Program Grant RecipientsLos Angeles County / USC Medical CenterJackson Lee, MD, DirectorOrlando Regional Medical CenterGeorge Haidukewych, MD, DirectorOrthoIndyTimothy Weber, MD, DirectorPrisma Health System, GreenvilleJohn 'JD' Adams, MD, DirectorReno Orthopaedic Trauma FellowshipTimothy Bray, MD, DirectorRutgers, NJMS Orthopaedic Trauma FellowshipMark Adams, MD, DirectorSaint Louis University Orthopaedic Traumatology FellowshipJ. Tracy Watson, MD, DirectorSonoran Orthopaedic Trauma FellowshipGilbert Ortega, MD, MPH, DirectorStanford UniversityMichael Gardner, MD, DirectorTampa General HospitalRoy Sanders, MD, Director The Hughston FoundationJohn Floyd, MD, FACS, Director University Hospitals Cleveland Medical CenterRobert Wetzel, MD, DirectorUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamClay Spitler, MD, Director University of California, Davis, SacramentoMark Lee, MD, DirectorUniversity of California, San DiegoAlexandra Schwartz, MD, Director University of California, San FranciscoTheodore Miclau III, MD, FIOTA, DirectorUniversity of CincinnatiH. Claude Sagi, MD, Director

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34University of Florida, GainesvilleJennifer Hagen, MD, Director University of KentuckyRaymond Wright, MD, Director University of Maryland, R. Adam Cowley Shock Trauma CenterRobert O'Toole, MD, DirectorUniversity of Minnesota, Regions HospitalPeter Cole, MD, DirectorUniversity of Mississippi Orthopaedic Trauma FellowshipMatthew Graves, MD, DirectorUniversity of MissouriBrett Crist, MD, DirectorUniversity of Oklahoma/ St. John Health System FoundationMark Calder, MD, DirectorUniversity of Texas Health Science Center, HoustonTimothy Achor, MD, DirectorUniversity of Texas Health Science Center, San AntonioBoris Zelle, MD, DirectorUniversity of Washington, Harborview Medical CenterDavid Barei, MD, DirectorVanderbilt UniversityWilliam Obremskey, MD, FIOTA, Director Wake Forest University School of Medicine Trauma FellowshipEben Carroll, MD, Director Washington University Orthopaedic Trauma FellowshipChristopher McAndrew, MD, Director Wellspan York Trauma FellowshipThomas DiPasquale, DO, FACS, DirectorYale University Trauma FellowshipBrad Yoo, MD, DirectorThe Orthopaedic Trauma Association (OTA) would like to congratulate the Fellowship Graduating Class of 2022Fellowship Graduating Class of 2022Maxime Charbonneau, MDCM, FRCSC and Pratik Patel, MD Allegheny Health Network, Pittsburgh, PAJillian Kazley, MD, William Ryan, Jr., MD and Brianna Fram, MD Carolinas Medical Center, Charlotte, NC Donald Desanto II, MD Cedars Sinai Orthopaedic Center, Los Angeles, CAMudassar Khan, DO Cooper University Medical Center, Camden, NJNicholas Frane, DO The CORE Institute, Phoenix, AZBryan Scott, MD Denver Health Medical Center, Denver, CO Angela Collins, MD Detroit Medical Ctr/ Wayne State University, Detroit, MI Heather Wortham, DO Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NCTo learn more about COTA governance, please visit the OTA website at www.ota.org.• COTA By-Laws• COTA Conflict of Interest Policy• COTA Whistleblower Policy• COTA Retention Policy2022 Fellowship Program Grant Recipients, cont'd

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35Wesley Honeycutt, MD Emory University, Atlanta, GA Steven Grijalva, MD Georgia Orthopaedic Trauma Institute, Macon, GA Steven Mennona, MD, Travis Jones, MD and Adam Hoffman, DO Grant Medical Center, Columbus, OH Aleksey Dvorzhinskiy, MD, Nathan Olszewski, MD, Michael J. Chen, MD, Graham Dekeyser, MD and Mary Kate Erdman, MD Harborview Medical Center, Seattle, WA Christian Pean, MD, MS and Steven Rivero, MDHarvard Orthopaedic Trauma, Boston, MA Anthony Christiano, MD Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, MNKyle Kubes, DO Hennepin Trauma & Reconstruction, Minneapolis, MNBrian Page, MD and Trenton Stevens, MD Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, NYLindsay Luce, MD Hughston Orthopaedic Trauma Service (HOTS), Columbus, GANathaniel Wilson, MD and Eric McCoy, MD IU Methodist Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship, Indianapolis, INJaclyn Jankowski, DO Jersey City Medical Center, Jersey City, NJAshley Lamb, DO Los Angeles County USC Medical Center, Los Angeles, CAGrant Buchanan, MD MetroHealth Medical Center, Cleveland, OHAdam Green, MD Orlando Regional Medical Center, Orlando, FL Alexander Conti, MD OrthoONE Trauma at Swedish, Englewood, COJustin Kuether, MD and Parker White, MD OrthoIndy, Indianapolis, INShawn Lerew, DO Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons of Northern California, Carmichael, CAMichelle Nentwig, MD Penn State University, College of Medicine, Hershey, PATimothy Hoggard, MD Prisma Health System, Greenville, SCArchie Overmann, MD, John Thomas Richards, MD, Michael J. Robertson, MD, David Stockton, MD, MASc and Abraham Goch, MD R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, Baltimore, MD Luis Carrazana-Suárez, MD and Kamil Bober, MDRegions Trauma Center/University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN Pierce Johnson, MD Reno Orthopaedic Trauma Fellowship, Reno, NVJeremy Hreha, MD Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJDaniel Worrell, DO San Diego Trauma Fellowship, San Diego, CAAdam Ross, MD Sonoran Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons, Scottsdale, AZChristopher Muncie, DO St. Louis University, Saint Louis, MO

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36Fellowship Graduating Class of 2022, cont'dCase Martin, MDStanford University, Redwood City, CAThomas Stang, MD, Derek Stenquist, MD and Christopher Flanagan, MD Tampa General Hospital, Tampa, FLBenjamin Boothby, DO University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, Cleveland, OHSwapnil Singh, MD University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL Zoe Cheung, MD, MS and Megan Terle, MD University of California (Davis) Medical Center, Sacramento, CASamuel Stephenson, MD University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CAHannah Elsevier, MD and Matthewn Ciminero, MDUniversity of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CAChristopher Matson, MD University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OHKyle Andrews, MD University of Florida, College of Medicine, Gainesville, FLMatthew Wharton, MD and Lunden Ryan, MD University of Kentucky, Lexington, KYEvan Green, DO, Jonathan Anthony, DO and Hari Ankem, MD University of Louisville School of Medicine, Louisville, KYScott Pascal, MD University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center, Miami, FLScott Polansky, DO University of Mississippi, Jackson, MSSteven Zourabian, DO and Kenrick Lam, MD University of Missouri, Columbia, MOIsaac Kim, MD University of New Mexico Hospital, Albuquerque, NMMark Johnson, DO University of Oklahoma, Tulsa, OKBlake Turvey, MD University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PAEric Christianson, MD University of Rochester, Rochester, NYAlexander Greenstein, MD University of Tennessee - Campbell Clinic, Memphis, TNConor Garry, MD University of Tennessee/Erlanger Health Systems, Chattanooga, TN Ryan Mayer, MD, Patrick Kellam, MD, Augustine Siaz, Jr., MD and Blake Schultz, MD University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Houston, TXKisan Parikh, MD University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TXGuy Feldman, MD UT Southwestern/Parkland Health & HospitalSystem, Dallas, TXMax Davis, MD and Taylor Yong, MDVanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, TNPorter Young, MD Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA Eliza Anderson, MD Wake Forest University, Winston Salem, NCEric Barnard, MD Washington University School of Medicine/Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Saint Louis, MORichard Goodrich, DO Wright State University, Dayton, OHAlim Ramji, MD Yale University, New Haven, CT

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