A simple tool to track patients’ recovery progress and help contribute to improving the future of joint arthroplasty
OrthoTRACK™ Registry BrochureThe OrthoTRACK™ (Translating Radiographic and Clinical Knowledge) Registry is a prospective, multicenter, observational quality improvement tool. The platform allows participants to collect comprehensive treatment and outcomes data on patients undergoing joint arthroplasty procedures,* regardless of treatment or products used.

Patients
Engage in tracking their progress to better understand the results of their treatment

Participants
Use real-time reports to assess treatment outcomes

Hospitals
Evaluate variation in outcomes to gain insight into the overall quality of care
The OrthoTRACK™ Registry provides:
- Simple and intuitive data entry
- Securely hosted and HIPAA-compliant browser-based platform
- Smartphone- and tablet-friendly use with point-of-care app
- Role-based logins to allow stratified levels of access to data
Registry data can be used to:
- Benchmark patient outcomes
- Quantify complications and revisions across procedures
- Track patient satisfaction and other patient-reported outcomes
- Quantify efficiency and outcome metrics
To learn more about eligibility and participation in the OrthoTRACK™ Registry, please contact clinicalaffairs@globusmedical.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can participate in the OrthoTRACK™ Registry?
Participants must meet eligibility requirements in order to participate. These include current or prior demonstration of data collection capability, such as employing a designated staff member to oversee the data collection effort.
Are there costs to participate?
There are no fees for a site to participate. The site is responsible for all costs related to OrthoTRACK™ implementation.
Is this tool available globally?
The OrthoTRACK™ Registry is currently only available in the United States.
What is the process to join the OrthoTRACK™ Registry?
Following a vetting process by Globus Clinical Affairs to assess for eligibility, Clinical Affairs will work with the participating site to obtain the proper approvals (ethics/quality committee, as required). A Participation Agreement, Business Associate Agreement, and formal training are required before access to the registry platform can be granted.

*Scope expansion to include limb lengthening and trauma is underway.