AAOS Now Top Stories
From November 2009 Issue
Volume 3, Number 11
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Sen. Barrasso addresses BOC/BOS fall meeting
Orthopaedic surgeon/senator says healthcare reform “going down the wrong road” -
Are orthopaedists trustworthy?
Study raises questions about self-disclosure of conflicts - “Bloody” treatment holds promise
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How does intra-articular pathology differ at revision ACL reconstruction?
Changes in meniscal, chondral damage compared to pathology at primary reconstruction may affect prognosis -
Using technology to market your orthopaedic practice
Whatever your practice setting, technology can help you grow
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November 2009
Volume 3, Number 11
Features
Youth sport injuries
A roundtable discussion on the changing landscape of youth sports injuries, exploring how high-intensity sports are affecting childrn.
Managing overhead
Practical steps to to controlling fixed costs, lowering insurance premiums, keeping supply costs down, and tracking expenses.
Orthopaedic Risk Manager
Tips for dealing with the difficult patient, key trends for orthopaedic medical liability claims, and movement on tort reform.
Ready for HITECH?
Tips on making the transition to electronic medical records.
Health insurance
Why reforming health care requires reforming health insurance.
Professional Compliance
In September, the AAOS Board of Directors took professional compliance action against two fellows for violations of the SOPs on Orthopaedic Expert Witness Testimony.