ISHA Patient Information Committee

The ISHA Patient Information Committee’s mission is to compile materials and activities to develop ISHA’s role in patient information. Our long-term aim is to be the premier source of patient information in the field of hip preservation.

The ISHA patient information offering will centre around three pillars, comprising: patient resources, research in patient information and education of ISHA members in how to inform patients in the best possible way. To help achieve this, we have a wealth of initiatives being planned, including website content and leaflets, online events, videos, animations, instructional courses and research projects.

Patient Information Committee Members

  • Marcelo Queiroz – Brazil (Chair)
  • Mat Brick – New Zealand (Vice Chair)*
  • Daniel Camacho – Chile*
  • Roxana Viamont-Guerra – Brazil*
  • Bryan Graham – USA*
  • Barry Getz – South Africa*
  • Michael Wettstein – Switzerland
  • Jit Balakumar – Australia*
  • David Morgenstern – Israel*
  • Jacek Mazek – Poland*
  • Dominic Carreira – USA*

* Denotes non-member of ISHA Board

Meet the Patient Information Committee Chair

ISHA Patient Information Committee Chair

Dr Marcelo Queiroz, MD, MSc
São Paulo, Brazil

Dr. Marcelo Queiroz is an orthopedist, hip specialist, with proven experience in arthroscopy and arthroplasty.​ His goal is to focus on excellence, providing humanized, individualized and efficient service. ​He is an assistant physician in the Hip group of the Orthopedics Department of Santa Casa de São Paulo, where he has teaching and research activities linked to the Faculty of Medical Sciences of Santa Casa de São Paulo.​

 

ISHA Patient Information Committee Vice Chair

ISHA Member Mat Brick

Dr Mat Brick, MBChB, FRACS
Auckland, New Zealand

Dr Mat Brick specializes in arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder, hip and knee. The emphasis is on joint preservation surgery. Dr Brick is fellowship trained in sports orthopaedic surgery, and a graduate of both the University of Auckland School of Medicine and the New Zealand Orthopaedic Association Training Programme. Dr Brick’s passion for sports and activity-related injury follows a successful career as a professional triathlete and later as a two-time World Champion Duathlete. He has also represented New Zealand at World Championship level in cycling. He remains actively involved in sport through racing, coaching and research.