Orthopaedic surgeons, as well as the team of clinicians involved throughout the patient continuum of care, are now presented with a multitude of new surgical and nonsurgical options that are taken into consideration when providing treatment for the orthopaedic and musculoskeletal patient populations. While the patient population’s need for orthopaedic services increases, clinicians and allied health care professionals need to be educated on the ever-changing clinical advances in orthopaedic subspecialties. Therefore, this course will address recent changes in orthopaedic care management and decision making, innovative surgical techniques and clinical advances, in tandem with rehabilitative modalities presented through didactic lectures and point/counterpoint debates, all supported by evidence-based research and outcome measures in alignment with patient-centric goals.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES