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This two-day workshop will address the need to integrate quality improvement and safety into medical education. Designed for health profession educators, this workshop will disseminate the knowledge and tools necessary to successfully implement QI and safety education in undergraduate medical education (UME), graduate medical education (GME), continuing medical education (CME), and allied health schools.

The ICJR 2010 meeting will provide surgeons with 5 full days of in-depth and relevant reconstructive surgery information in engaging formats. In all, 30 ICJR faculty-led CME sessions will offer attendees the chance to earn up to 26.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. In between CME sessions, attendees have the opportunity to meet with sales representatives on the exhibit floor, attend lunch sessions, and participate in workshops. The program is being marketed to approximately 25,000 orthopaedic surgeons worldwide. We anticipate up to 400 highly active U.S. orthopaedic professionals will participate in this meeting.

The ICJR 2010 meeting will provide surgeons with 2 full days of in-depth and relevant reconstructive surgery information in engaging formats. Up to 20 ICJR faculty-led CME sessions will offer attendees the chance to earn up to 12 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. In between CME sessions, attendees have the opportunity to meet with sales representatives on the exhibit floor, attend lunch sessions, and participate in workshops. The program is being marketed to approximately 25,000 orthopaedic surgeons worldwide. We anticipate up to 150 highly active U.S. orthopaedic professionals will participate in this meeting.

The ICJR 2010 meeting will provide surgeons with 2 full days of in-depth and relevant reconstructive surgery information in engaging formats. Up to 20 ICJR faculty-led CME sessions will offer attendees the chance to earn up to 12 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. In between CME sessions, attendees have the opportunity to meet with sales representatives on the exhibit floor, attend lunch sessions, and participate in workshops. The program is being marketed to approximately 25,000 orthopaedic surgeons worldwide. We anticipate up to 150 highly active U.S. orthopaedic professionals will participate in this meeting.

Not your ordinary splinting workshop! This intermediate to advanced level, intensive splinting workshop focuses on a biomechanical approach to remodeling of the hand and upper extremity as developed in the life work of surgeon Paul W. Brand and therapist colleagues in team treatment. Learn about the history of splinting, and the progression of splint techniques. Understand how and why new techniques were developed, and use the knowledge in your decision making process to fabricate biomechanically correct splints. Understand the shortcomings and limitations of certain splinting techniques and the benefits of others. Fabricate low temperature thermoplastic splints and plaster of paris splints for a variety of UE conditions.