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Orthopaedic one-stop clinics: feasible or fantasy?

A patient should wait no longer than 18 weeks from the point of referral to the start of treatment. A multidisciplinary one-stop clinic involving an orthopaedic surgeon and a radiologist provides a service encompassing clinical examination, imaging and therapeutic intervention. In order to achieve this, both specialties require teamwork and good communication to provide fast efficient care to the patient.