AAOS Now Top Stories
From May 2008 Issue
Volume 2, Number 5
- Will there be a Medicare physician payment fix?
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“Test driving” ACL reconstruction in young athletes
(View a video simulation)
- Knee simulator project moves from back room to main hall
- The silent epidemic: CA-MRSA and HA-MRSA
- Retirement plans: Choose one and invest regularly
- Giuliani urges accountability, tort reform
- The power of a positive role model
- Tornadoes blast Tennessee orthopaedists
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S. Terry Canale, MD
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May 2008
Volume 2, Number 5
Features
2008 Annual Meeting
Coverage includes reports on scientific presentations, with a special look at the AOFAS 2008 Specialty Day program
The Silent Epidemic
Prevention, identification, and treatment recommendations on MRSA from the Patient Safety Committee
Orthopaedic Risk Manager
Defining adverse events; what to do when you’re on the “hot seat” during a deposition
New Position Statement
The AAOS Board adopts a position statement on current government healthcare programs—including Medicare, Medicaid, and SCHIP
Tornadoes in Tennessee
The West Tennessee Bone & Joint Clinic was hard hit—but a backup generator and community spirit keep it going
PE Guidelines Webinar
Don’t miss this important Webinar on the AAOS Clinical Guidelines on Prevention of Symptomatic Pulmonary Embolism