We put together this list to help you stay up to date. It is possible that planned in-person events may be canceled or moved to a virtual format depending on their locations.
We will update our event listings as we receive new information, but please check with the event coordinators ahead of time to receive the most up-to-date details. Please feel free to reach out to Scott here on the site, or connect with him on LinkedIn to set up meetings or just to say hello! The goal of this transformative conference is to apply the triple aim principles to orthopedic patients undergoing surgery.
The program will consist of a US Guided Regional Anesthesia Workshop, a day dedicated to ASCs, 3 complimentary tracks clinical, operational and financial , and much more! AMSSM is an organization for sports medicine specialists. Attendees are able to go to several presentations and workshops, some of which offer CME credits.
Topics cover different aspects of sports medicine, including treatment and surgical approaches, diet and exercise, and new developments in sports medicine. Topics covered at this meeting will include concussion management, stem cell therapy, and sports injuries. In addition to the available educational credits and opportunities during the conference, pre-conference workshops are also typically available.
Attendees of this meeting are able to attend a number of presentations and earn CME credits for some of those events. They also have the opportunity to network with several medical device and pharmaceutical vendors. This conference includes clinical presentations from either residents, fellows, medical students, or society members. Orthopaedic surgeons attending this meeting will have the opportunity to earn CME credits.
Attendees of this conference include orthopaedic surgeons, residents, and fellows. In addition to the available CME courses, there will also be a number of social events. This year, the event has been moved to a virtual format. C-BONES is a society for practice managers, so it provides the opportunity for practice managers to attend alongside surgeons.
Topics discussed include exercise science and sports injuries. Attendees also have the opportunity to view exhibits from vendors. The annual AOA meeting provides a chance for orthopaedic professionals to connect with colleagues and expand leadership knowledge. CME opportunities are also available. Michael P. Ast, MD. Fred D. Cushner, MD. Amar S. Ranawat, MD. Kevin F. Bonner, MD. Professor, Eastern Virginia Medical School. Rachel M. Frank, MD. Seth Lawrence Sherman, MD.
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