During the 2017 AAOS Annual Meeting in San Diego next week, JBJS will formally recognize its 30 Elite Reviewers.
In the days leading up to the Annual Meeting, we would like to profile and thank some of our additional outstanding reviewers. Today, let’s meet Winston J. Warme and A. Seth Greenwald:
Winston J. Warme, MD
University of Washington
What do you like best about reviewing for JBJS?
I enjoy being a part of the peer-review process at the flagship
orthopaedic journal.
How do you find time to review for JBJS?
It is a priority, so I make time to do it.
What do you see as JBJS’ role in shaping the future of orthopaedics?
With forward thinking Editors-in-Chief like Dr. Swiontkowski, and top
shelf contributors, JBJS will continue to be The Journal to read, with
cutting-edge articles and thoughtful editorials.
A. Seth Greenwald,
D. Phil. (Oxon)
Orthopaedic Research
Laboratories
What do you like best about reviewing for JBJS?
The opportunity to use a lifetime of one’s orthopaedic learning to address contemporary clinical submissions.
How do you find time to review for JBJS?
I think it important enough to allocate both personal and professional
time to stay abreast of the state-of-the-art as well as contribute my
knowledge and background in its evaluation.
What do you see as JBJS’ role in shaping the future of orthopaedics?
I believe the journal’s role in shaping the future of orthopaedics is the
reporting of contemporary clinical outcomes associated with
musculoskeletal problems, as well as maintaining its presence as a
focus of education for surgical practitioners. The journal should strive
to establish its presence as the reporter of evolving practices and the
financial structures, both in the private and public sectors, that
facilitate healthcare for the American people.