WHO SHOULD ATTEND ESR IN 2020?
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| Why Should You Attend ESR IN 2020? |
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| HAVE THE OPTION TO BE PART OF 3-CONFERENCES AND 1-WORKSHOP |
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| “In the sea of "value" courses, OVBC stands alone. Experienced, knowledgeable faculty in an intimate setting, with plenty of opportunity for interaction.” | |
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Kevin Bozic Chair, Department of Surgery and Perioperative Care Dell Medical School | University of Texas at Austin |
| “The meeting allows for diversified networking with stakeholders from all areas of healthcare. No other meeting brings an audience such as this together due to the diversity of topics and world renowned speakers” | |
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Alex Vaccaro President and Surgeon-in-Chief Rothman Institute Orthopedics |
| “OVBC brings knowledge from all over the industry, independently from specialties, silos, and disciplines. The main focus is expertise. A unique forum that really exemplifies what "integration" means.” | |
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Maxime Cannesson Professor and Vice Chair of Anesthesiology UCLA Medical School |
| “This conference brings nurses together with all who impact patient experience to breakdown silos and help one another understand our challenges and navigate toward better outcomes. ” | |
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Marian Kleinman Director of Perioperative Services Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center |
| “Anesthesiologists who are participating in this vibrant and practical value-based health care conference will be in a unique position to effectively inform and influence the major imminent changes in their own organizations.” | |
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Thomas Vetter Professor & Director of Perioperative Care Dell Medical School | University of Texas at Austin |
| “This conference is a great opportunity to learn what the leaders in perioperative medicine are doing and to network inter-professionally across a broad range of orthopedic providers and administrators. Great stuff!” | |
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Kip Schick Director of Physical Therapy & Outpatient Clinics University of Wisconsin Health |
| “OVBC offers cutting edge content delivered by leaders across a variety of fields giving attendees knowledge on important topics but also a roadmap for success. You’ll leave with a sense of purpose!” | |
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Roy S. Winston Chief Clinical Officer Pacira BioSciences, Inc. |
| “A must-attend conference for orthopaedic suppliers. The ability to interact with faculty and attendees provides an exceptional opportunity to gain the market insight necessary to evolve strategies focused on patient value across the perioperative spectrum” | |
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Eric Dremel President Medacta USA, Inc |
| “The Orthopaedic value-based care conference is unique in that it brings together multiple clinical and administrative stakeholders in a meaningful, highly interactive forum to help solve some of the most vexing challenges in the pursuit of value in healthcare.” | |
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Michael Suk Chief Physician Officer, Geisinger System Services Chair, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery |
TESTIMONIALS
| “In the sea of "value" courses, OVBC stands alone. Experienced, knowledgeable faculty in an intimate setting, with plenty of opportunity for interaction.” | |
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Kevin Bozic Chair, Department of Surgery and Perioperative Care Dell Medical School | University of Texas at Austin |
| “The meeting allows for diversified networking with stakeholders from all areas of healthcare. No other meeting brings an audience such as this together due to the diversity of topics and world renowned speakers” | |
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Alex Vaccaro President and Surgeon-in-Chief Rothman Institute Orthopedics |
| “OVBC brings knowledge from all over the industry, independently from specialties, silos, and disciplines. The main focus is expertise. A unique forum that really exemplifies what "integration" means.” | |
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Maxime Cannesson Professor and Vice Chair of Anesthesiology UCLA Medical School |
| “This conference brings nurses together with all who impact patient experience to breakdown silos and help one another understand our challenges and navigate toward better outcomes. ” | |
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Marian Kleinman Director of Perioperative Services Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center |
| “Anesthesiologists who are participating in this vibrant and practical value-based health care conference will be in a unique position to effectively inform and influence the major imminent changes in their own organizations.” | |
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Thomas Vetter Professor & Director of Perioperative Care Dell Medical School | University of Texas at Austin |
| “This conference is a great opportunity to learn what the leaders in perioperative medicine are doing and to network inter-professionally across a broad range of orthopedic providers and administrators. Great stuff!” | |
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Kip Schick Director of Physical Therapy & Outpatient Clinics University of Wisconsin Health |
| “OVBC offers cutting edge content delivered by leaders across a variety of fields giving attendees knowledge on important topics but also a roadmap for success. You’ll leave with a sense of purpose!” | |
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Roy S. Winston Chief Clinical Officer Pacira BioSciences, Inc. |
| “A must-attend conference for orthopaedic suppliers. The ability to interact with faculty and attendees provides an exceptional opportunity to gain the market insight necessary to evolve strategies focused on patient value across the perioperative spectrum” | |
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Eric Dremel President Medacta USA, Inc |
| “The Orthopaedic value-based care conference is unique in that it brings together multiple clinical and administrative stakeholders in a meaningful, highly interactive forum to help solve some of the most vexing challenges in the pursuit of value in healthcare.” | |
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Michael Suk Chief Physician Officer, Geisinger System Services Chair, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery |
CREDIT DESIGNATION |
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Duke University Health System Clinical Education and Professional Development as a jointly accredited activity with 22 credits for nurses, physicians, and pharmacists. Additionally, since we are committed to help expand the field of patient experience and provide information to the impact of patient experience in healthcare, we are happy to announce that we will be offering [TBD] Patient Experience Continuing Education Credits (PXEs). Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. |
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| CREDIT DESIGNATION |
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Duke University Health System Clinical Education and Professional Development as a jointly accredited activity with 22 credits for nurses, physicians, and pharmacists. Additionally, since we are committed to help expand the field of patient experience and provide information to the impact of patient experience in healthcare, we are happy to announce that we will be offering [TBD] Patient Experience Continuing Education Credits (PXEs). Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. |
