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Many orthopaedic traumatologists practice in academic settings and often do not receive formal instruction into teaching at different levels of experience. This webinar will sum up the learning needs and goals for different levels of learners (medical students, residents, and fellows), and how to appropriate target each demographic by interviewing faculty liaisons for each level and how they approach their particular responsibilities.

This webinar will feature faculty presentations followed by in depth case-based discussions and ending with audience Q&A.

This webinar will feature faculty presentations followed by in depth case-based discussions and ending with audience Q&A.

This interactive course will explore the surgical management of pilon fractures through real-life case discussions, focusing on decision-making in timing, approach selection, and fixation strategies. Participants will engage in evidence-based analysis of complex cases to improve clinical judgment and optimize outcomes in ankle trauma surgery.

This webinar will discuss periarticular nailing of lower extremity fractures. This will be done via a combination of lectures and case discussion.

This webinar will provide guidance on the management of common fractures and infections in pediatric orthopaedics.

This webinar will introduce the scope of the problem, teach traumatologists the most common pediatric implants they may encounter, and offer real world principles if seeing such a patient in his/her practice.

This course will help the participant understand tips to help protect themselves from lawsuits, including documentation and informed consent, how to react and prepare if a lawsuit happens, and how to improve their mental health during a lawsuit.

To introduce surgeons who are experts in fracture care, to chest wall injury and treatment, in order to expedite pulmonary recovery and improve outcomes for patients.