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CONFERENCE ON ORTHOPEDIC VALUE BASED CA
9-11-2023

In it’s 8th year, OVBC is now a unique ecosystem ecosystem event for the orthopedic health industry, and we’re on a mission to break the silos bring together physicians, executives, nurses, and pharma leaders to solve the most pressing problems facing orthopedic healthcare today and actualize the most promising value-based care opportunities to improve orthopedic health. At a time when improvements of the quality of our health care may be uncertain, we bring together interdisciplinary TEAMS that focus on the Operational, Clinical, and Financial tools necessary to successfully implement value-based care models and stay current with changing rules and regulations affecting the orthopedic space.

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The 96th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Orthopaedic Ass.
9-11-2023

The theme for this years 96th Annual JOA conference is “Quest for Science, Spirit and Skills”. It will look at the after-effects of Covid-19 and how the orthopaedic world can navigate this field with future research and advancements. The main topic of discussion will surround how to help Japan’s super-aged society continue to look after and extend its life expectancy, focusing primarily on the musculoskeletal system. You can expect sessions to revisit and review the fundamental aspects of orthopaedic medicine, with active discussions on the latest developments, knowledge and techniques, along with the future prospects of orthopaedics.

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AAHKS Annual Meeting Dallas
9-11-2023

About the Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons addresses a broad array of scientific topics such as implant design, outcomes, surgical techniques and complications of primary and revision total joint arthroplasty (TJA) for hip and knee surgeons. The meeting addresses the latest socioeconomic issues in health care. Special courses are also offered for residents, non-physician team members and surgeon administrators. Held in Dallas in November each year, the Annual Meeting typically attracts around 4,600 total attendees