AAOS Bulletin - February, 2005
February 2005 Volume 53, No.1
Cover Story
AAOS introduces Standards of Professionalism
Fellowship will vote on implementing Professional Compliance Program
Features
Questions on the Professional Compliance Program?
Here are the answers
OLC looks forward to next decade
Improving technology, streamlining courses among OLC’s goals
Kansas Speedway event promotes safety
Orthopaedist uses popularity of NASCAR to bring attention to road safety
In the News
Breaking news
Frontlines
Patient safety in office-based surgery
New preoperative and postoperative checklists available
AAOS is committed to evidence-based guidelines
Antibiotic-resistant pathogens increasing
Why “Bad Bugs, No Drugs” should concern orthopaedic surgeons
Ancillary services can attract physician educators
Academic medical centers must explore new ways to recruit physicians
HIPAA Security Regulations:
Risk assessment
It’s not easy but it’s doable if you proceed step-by-step
Triumphs in 2004
set stage for challenges in 2005
Medical liability reform closer, but no guarantees
AAOS establishes patient advisory network
Patient stories enhance, support orthopaedic message
USBJD reaches out to high school students
Protect Your Bones debuts in six Ohio schools
States Report
Coding Corner
OIG puts fraud and abuse under watch
Work Plan defines areas that will be scrutinized
Communicate
Improve your communication across all cultures
CD-ROM, symposium focus on patient diversity
Academy News
Across the President's Desk
AAOS to document orthopaedic history
“Operation Walk” founder honored
Brings high-quality orthopaedic care to disadvantaged
2004 Orthopaedic Physician Census results released
Shows increasing diversity, recertification, specialization
Board approves SOPs, patient safety projects, position statements
Workshops on patient-centered care and “AAOS in 2010”
Specialty Societies Summit
focuses on a call to unity
AAOS, specialty societies develop plan for future relationships
AAOS releases patient safety video
Now on DVD: “Medical Error: A Preventable Complication”
Point of View: Overcoming bias in technology assessment
KEI system matches volunteers, opportunities
Patient education Web site
continues to grow
Basic articles written for easy reading; new “Informed Choice” modules target advanced readers
AAOS offers Internet-based patient education tools
Online version of popular prescription pad available
YOC is speaking your patients’ languages
Grants recognize OKO’s excellence
Frozen shoulder
Patient Information from Your Orthopaedic Connections
In Memoriam
CME
CME calendar
through May 2005
New AAOS books, products available in 2005
OKO marks third anniversary
AAOS Practice Management Workshops
Meetings of Interest through April
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