Moral Injury
To start the terms moral injury or burnout, are powerful and emotionally charged words that do have standard definitions, but still experienced in different ways by different
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Advocacy
As detailed in the previous section, physician burnout is a complex problem with challenges at multiple scales. This means that any change will need to be done at multiple scales
OTA Research Mentoring Program
The OTA Research Mentoring Program offers prospective and young investigators the opportunity to be paired with an experienced OTA scientist to obtain mentorship in career
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The Role of Low Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound (LIPUS) for the Management of Non-unions: A 2021 Update
Industry Sponsored Webinar - Bioventus Faculty: Michael McKee, MD Description Presented by Michael McKee, MD, FRCS(C) After participating in this activity, learners should be
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New Attendings-Practice Management
No CME credit offered for recordings. This hour-long webinar will feature short talks on how to approach novel cases, operating without an assistant, billing and practice pearls, and navigating stressors.
2021 Annual Meeting CME Information
ACCREDITATION The Orthopaedic Trauma Association (OTA) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education
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Case Discussion with Dr. Westrick - A Review of PeriProsthetic Fractures
Industry Sponsored Webinar - Zimmer Biomet (No CME credits offered) This virtual interactive case discussion with Edward Westrick, M.D. will be of interest to 4th and 5th year residents as well as joint reconstruction and trauma fellows.
AM 2021 Polling
HOW CAN THE OTA SUPPORT YOUR WELL-BEING? A Panel Discussion and Town Hall on Sustaining Your Career via Advocacy, Leadership and Wellness Take Poll HOT OFF THE PRESS: LATEST
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Extremity War Injuries XVI: Embracing Peace, Preparing For War
"Since 2006, the Extremity War Injuries Symposiums have sought to identify the top orthopaedic research priorities for the wounded warrior and tactical athlete. The purpose of our