Exit this survey 2017 ICJR Winter Course Question Title * 1. Check appropriate title. MD/DO ARNP/RN/NP PA PT/DPT AT/OT Other (please specify) Question Title * 2. Please rate your overall satisfaction with the organization of this meeting. Excellent Good Average Fair Poor Other (please specify) Question Title * 3. The ACCME defines commercial bias as presentations giving an unbalanced view of therapeutic options by promoting a specific proprietary business interest of a commercial interest. Was this CME course free of commercial bias? Yes No If no, please explain Question Title * 4. Did the faculty disclose significant relationships with commercial support? (One or more of these methods: Syllabus / Opening Remarks / Verbally / On Slides) Yes No Question Title * 5. Please rate the quality of the meeting facilities. Excellent Good Average Fair Poor Question Title * 6. How well were the ICJR Winter course objectives met?Upon completion of the course participants should be able to: Significantly Met Somewhat Met Not Met Compare and evaluate implant choices for the total knee arthroplasty (TKA)patient based on patient type, design qualities, and reported patient outcomes Compare and evaluate implant choices for the total knee arthroplasty (TKA)patient based on patient type, design qualities, and reported patient outcomes Significantly Met Compare and evaluate implant choices for the total knee arthroplasty (TKA)patient based on patient type, design qualities, and reported patient outcomes Somewhat Met Compare and evaluate implant choices for the total knee arthroplasty (TKA)patient based on patient type, design qualities, and reported patient outcomes Not Met Consider current strategies for preventing and managing complications in totaljoint arthroplasty Consider current strategies for preventing and managing complications in totaljoint arthroplasty Significantly Met Consider current strategies for preventing and managing complications in totaljoint arthroplasty Somewhat Met Consider current strategies for preventing and managing complications in totaljoint arthroplasty Not Met Understand and compare revision surgical techniques and failure mechanisms Understand and compare revision surgical techniques and failure mechanisms Significantly Met Understand and compare revision surgical techniques and failure mechanisms Somewhat Met Understand and compare revision surgical techniques and failure mechanisms Not Met Consider expert assessment of current controversies in total joint arthroplasty Consider expert assessment of current controversies in total joint arthroplasty Significantly Met Consider expert assessment of current controversies in total joint arthroplasty Somewhat Met Consider expert assessment of current controversies in total joint arthroplasty Not Met Identify strategies for managing bundled care Identify strategies for managing bundled care Significantly Met Identify strategies for managing bundled care Somewhat Met Identify strategies for managing bundled care Not Met Compare the surgical options for the difficult total hip arthroplasty (THA) Compare the surgical options for the difficult total hip arthroplasty (THA) Significantly Met Compare the surgical options for the difficult total hip arthroplasty (THA) Somewhat Met Compare the surgical options for the difficult total hip arthroplasty (THA) Not Met Identify different THA surgical techniques Identify different THA surgical techniques Significantly Met Identify different THA surgical techniques Somewhat Met Identify different THA surgical techniques Not Met Review and discuss perioperative strategies for enhanced recovery andoutpatient arthroplasty Review and discuss perioperative strategies for enhanced recovery andoutpatient arthroplasty Significantly Met Review and discuss perioperative strategies for enhanced recovery andoutpatient arthroplasty Somewhat Met Review and discuss perioperative strategies for enhanced recovery andoutpatient arthroplasty Not Met Evaluate and compare the different options for wound closure and infectionmanagement Evaluate and compare the different options for wound closure and infectionmanagement Significantly Met Evaluate and compare the different options for wound closure and infectionmanagement Somewhat Met Evaluate and compare the different options for wound closure and infectionmanagement Not Met Review and discuss current options for pain management and other supportivecarestrategies Review and discuss current options for pain management and other supportivecarestrategies Significantly Met Review and discuss current options for pain management and other supportivecarestrategies Somewhat Met Review and discuss current options for pain management and other supportivecarestrategies Not Met Question Title * 7. Did you meet your personal goal/objective for what you intended to get out of this course? Significantly Met Somewhat Met Not Met We encourage you to expand on your answer below: Question Title * 8. Do you intend to integrate what you learned at this conference into your current practice? This activity validated my current practice; no changes will be made. Create/revise protcols, policies and/or procedures. Change the management and/or treatment of my patients. Other, please specify Question Title * 9. Please rate the relevance of this program to your scope of practice: Very Relevant Relevant Somewhat Relevant Not Very Relevant Irrelevant Please explain: Question Title * 10. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Recipes from my TKA CookBook Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Anesthesia, Pain Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Foley, Drains, Tourniquet, Implants. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their TKA "recipes" for these items Anesthesia, Pain Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Foley, Drains, Tourniquet, Implants. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their TKA "recipes" for these items Excellent Anesthesia, Pain Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Foley, Drains, Tourniquet, Implants. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their TKA "recipes" for these items Very Good Anesthesia, Pain Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Foley, Drains, Tourniquet, Implants. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their TKA "recipes" for these items Good Anesthesia, Pain Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Foley, Drains, Tourniquet, Implants. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their TKA "recipes" for these items Fair Anesthesia, Pain Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Foley, Drains, Tourniquet, Implants. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their TKA "recipes" for these items Poor Question Title * 11. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Challenging Post-Operative Patients Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Ali Oliashirazi, MD - The TKA Looks Good but Patient Feels Bad Ali Oliashirazi, MD - The TKA Looks Good but Patient Feels Bad Excellent Ali Oliashirazi, MD - The TKA Looks Good but Patient Feels Bad Very Good Ali Oliashirazi, MD - The TKA Looks Good but Patient Feels Bad Good Ali Oliashirazi, MD - The TKA Looks Good but Patient Feels Bad Fair Ali Oliashirazi, MD - The TKA Looks Good but Patient Feels Bad Poor Joshua T. Carothers, MD - The Arthrofibrotic Knee - And Manipulation Did Not Work Joshua T. Carothers, MD - The Arthrofibrotic Knee - And Manipulation Did Not Work Excellent Joshua T. Carothers, MD - The Arthrofibrotic Knee - And Manipulation Did Not Work Very Good Joshua T. Carothers, MD - The Arthrofibrotic Knee - And Manipulation Did Not Work Good Joshua T. Carothers, MD - The Arthrofibrotic Knee - And Manipulation Did Not Work Fair Joshua T. Carothers, MD - The Arthrofibrotic Knee - And Manipulation Did Not Work Poor Michael P. Nett, MD - The Draining Knee Michael P. Nett, MD - The Draining Knee Excellent Michael P. Nett, MD - The Draining Knee Very Good Michael P. Nett, MD - The Draining Knee Good Michael P. Nett, MD - The Draining Knee Fair Michael P. Nett, MD - The Draining Knee Poor Fred D. Cushner, MD - The Unhappy Patient - Managing Online Reputation Fred D. Cushner, MD - The Unhappy Patient - Managing Online Reputation Excellent Fred D. Cushner, MD - The Unhappy Patient - Managing Online Reputation Very Good Fred D. Cushner, MD - The Unhappy Patient - Managing Online Reputation Good Fred D. Cushner, MD - The Unhappy Patient - Managing Online Reputation Fair Fred D. Cushner, MD - The Unhappy Patient - Managing Online Reputation Poor William J. Long, MD - Drapes Came Off and the Knee Looks Crooked William J. Long, MD - Drapes Came Off and the Knee Looks Crooked Excellent William J. Long, MD - Drapes Came Off and the Knee Looks Crooked Very Good William J. Long, MD - Drapes Came Off and the Knee Looks Crooked Good William J. Long, MD - Drapes Came Off and the Knee Looks Crooked Fair William J. Long, MD - Drapes Came Off and the Knee Looks Crooked Poor Question Title * 12. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: The Scary Knee - How to Handle the Difficult Primary (Case Discussion) Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Faculty Panel: Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary TKA, e.g. Severe Varus/Valgus Deformity, Extra-articular Deformity, Retained Hardware, Previous Spetic Knee, Morbid Obesity, Worker's Comp, Pr Faculty Panel: Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary TKA, e.g. Severe Varus/Valgus Deformity, Extra-articular Deformity, Retained Hardware, Previous Spetic Knee, Morbid Obesity, Worker's Comp, Pr Excellent Faculty Panel: Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary TKA, e.g. Severe Varus/Valgus Deformity, Extra-articular Deformity, Retained Hardware, Previous Spetic Knee, Morbid Obesity, Worker's Comp, Pr Very Good Faculty Panel: Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary TKA, e.g. Severe Varus/Valgus Deformity, Extra-articular Deformity, Retained Hardware, Previous Spetic Knee, Morbid Obesity, Worker's Comp, Pr Good Faculty Panel: Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary TKA, e.g. Severe Varus/Valgus Deformity, Extra-articular Deformity, Retained Hardware, Previous Spetic Knee, Morbid Obesity, Worker's Comp, Pr Fair Faculty Panel: Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary TKA, e.g. Severe Varus/Valgus Deformity, Extra-articular Deformity, Retained Hardware, Previous Spetic Knee, Morbid Obesity, Worker's Comp, Pr Poor Question Title * 13. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Why My TKA Failed Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Faculty Panel - Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed knee case from their practice. Each pressentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final p Faculty Panel - Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed knee case from their practice. Each pressentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final p Excellent Faculty Panel - Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed knee case from their practice. Each pressentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final p Very Good Faculty Panel - Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed knee case from their practice. Each pressentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final p Good Faculty Panel - Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed knee case from their practice. Each pressentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final p Fair Faculty Panel - Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed knee case from their practice. Each pressentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final p Poor Question Title * 14. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Shoulder Course speakersSESSION : Revision TKA Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Michael J. Taunton, MD - Removal of Well-Fixed TKA Components (Video) Michael J. Taunton, MD - Removal of Well-Fixed TKA Components (Video) Excellent Michael J. Taunton, MD - Removal of Well-Fixed TKA Components (Video) Very Good Michael J. Taunton, MD - Removal of Well-Fixed TKA Components (Video) Good Michael J. Taunton, MD - Removal of Well-Fixed TKA Components (Video) Fair Michael J. Taunton, MD - Removal of Well-Fixed TKA Components (Video) Poor William J. Long, MD - Management of Bone Defects in Revision TKA William J. Long, MD - Management of Bone Defects in Revision TKA Excellent William J. Long, MD - Management of Bone Defects in Revision TKA Very Good William J. Long, MD - Management of Bone Defects in Revision TKA Good William J. Long, MD - Management of Bone Defects in Revision TKA Fair William J. Long, MD - Management of Bone Defects in Revision TKA Poor Scott M. Sporer, MD - Techniques for Extensor Mechanism Reconstruction Scott M. Sporer, MD - Techniques for Extensor Mechanism Reconstruction Excellent Scott M. Sporer, MD - Techniques for Extensor Mechanism Reconstruction Very Good Scott M. Sporer, MD - Techniques for Extensor Mechanism Reconstruction Good Scott M. Sporer, MD - Techniques for Extensor Mechanism Reconstruction Fair Scott M. Sporer, MD - Techniques for Extensor Mechanism Reconstruction Poor R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for Infected TKA R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for Infected TKA Excellent R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for Infected TKA Very Good R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for Infected TKA Good R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for Infected TKA Fair R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for Infected TKA Poor Scott M. Sporer, MD - Treatment of Infection Scott M. Sporer, MD - Treatment of Infection Excellent Scott M. Sporer, MD - Treatment of Infection Very Good Scott M. Sporer, MD - Treatment of Infection Good Scott M. Sporer, MD - Treatment of Infection Fair Scott M. Sporer, MD - Treatment of Infection Poor Question Title * 15. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Gizmos and Gadgets Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Jonathan M. Vigdorchik, MD - Robotics Jonathan M. Vigdorchik, MD - Robotics Excellent Jonathan M. Vigdorchik, MD - Robotics Very Good Jonathan M. Vigdorchik, MD - Robotics Good Jonathan M. Vigdorchik, MD - Robotics Fair Jonathan M. Vigdorchik, MD - Robotics Poor Jason M. Jennings, MD - Sterilization Robot Jason M. Jennings, MD - Sterilization Robot Excellent Jason M. Jennings, MD - Sterilization Robot Very Good Jason M. Jennings, MD - Sterilization Robot Good Jason M. Jennings, MD - Sterilization Robot Fair Jason M. Jennings, MD - Sterilization Robot Poor Michael P. Nett, MD - Novel Wound Closure Michael P. Nett, MD - Novel Wound Closure Excellent Michael P. Nett, MD - Novel Wound Closure Very Good Michael P. Nett, MD - Novel Wound Closure Good Michael P. Nett, MD - Novel Wound Closure Fair Michael P. Nett, MD - Novel Wound Closure Poor Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Optimized TKA Bearings Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Optimized TKA Bearings Excellent Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Optimized TKA Bearings Very Good Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Optimized TKA Bearings Good Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Optimized TKA Bearings Fair Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Optimized TKA Bearings Poor R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Sensor Technology R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Sensor Technology Excellent R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Sensor Technology Very Good R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Sensor Technology Good R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Sensor Technology Fair R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Sensor Technology Poor Fred D. Cushner, MD - Patient Specific Instrumentation Fred D. Cushner, MD - Patient Specific Instrumentation Excellent Fred D. Cushner, MD - Patient Specific Instrumentation Very Good Fred D. Cushner, MD - Patient Specific Instrumentation Good Fred D. Cushner, MD - Patient Specific Instrumentation Fair Fred D. Cushner, MD - Patient Specific Instrumentation Poor H. Del Schutte Jr., MD - Cementless TKA H. Del Schutte Jr., MD - Cementless TKA Excellent H. Del Schutte Jr., MD - Cementless TKA Very Good H. Del Schutte Jr., MD - Cementless TKA Good H. Del Schutte Jr., MD - Cementless TKA Fair H. Del Schutte Jr., MD - Cementless TKA Poor Matthew S. Austin, MD - Web-Based Rehab and Patient Monitoring Matthew S. Austin, MD - Web-Based Rehab and Patient Monitoring Excellent Matthew S. Austin, MD - Web-Based Rehab and Patient Monitoring Very Good Matthew S. Austin, MD - Web-Based Rehab and Patient Monitoring Good Matthew S. Austin, MD - Web-Based Rehab and Patient Monitoring Fair Matthew S. Austin, MD - Web-Based Rehab and Patient Monitoring Poor Question Title * 16. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Kinematics and TKA Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor William J. Long, MD - Better Knee Kinematics - Do a Fixed Bearing Uni William J. Long, MD - Better Knee Kinematics - Do a Fixed Bearing Uni Excellent William J. Long, MD - Better Knee Kinematics - Do a Fixed Bearing Uni Very Good William J. Long, MD - Better Knee Kinematics - Do a Fixed Bearing Uni Good William J. Long, MD - Better Knee Kinematics - Do a Fixed Bearing Uni Fair William J. Long, MD - Better Knee Kinematics - Do a Fixed Bearing Uni Poor Jason M. Jennings, MD - Better Kinematics - Do a Mobile Bearing Uni Jason M. Jennings, MD - Better Kinematics - Do a Mobile Bearing Uni Excellent Jason M. Jennings, MD - Better Kinematics - Do a Mobile Bearing Uni Very Good Jason M. Jennings, MD - Better Kinematics - Do a Mobile Bearing Uni Good Jason M. Jennings, MD - Better Kinematics - Do a Mobile Bearing Uni Fair Jason M. Jennings, MD - Better Kinematics - Do a Mobile Bearing Uni Poor Christopher L. Peters, MD - Better Kinematics - Save Both Cruciates Christopher L. Peters, MD - Better Kinematics - Save Both Cruciates Excellent Christopher L. Peters, MD - Better Kinematics - Save Both Cruciates Very Good Christopher L. Peters, MD - Better Kinematics - Save Both Cruciates Good Christopher L. Peters, MD - Better Kinematics - Save Both Cruciates Fair Christopher L. Peters, MD - Better Kinematics - Save Both Cruciates Poor Michael P. Nett, MD - Better Kinematics - Substitute for Both Cruciates Michael P. Nett, MD - Better Kinematics - Substitute for Both Cruciates Excellent Michael P. Nett, MD - Better Kinematics - Substitute for Both Cruciates Very Good Michael P. Nett, MD - Better Kinematics - Substitute for Both Cruciates Good Michael P. Nett, MD - Better Kinematics - Substitute for Both Cruciates Fair Michael P. Nett, MD - Better Kinematics - Substitute for Both Cruciates Poor R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Better Kinematics - Lateral Pivot Knee R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Better Kinematics - Lateral Pivot Knee Excellent R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Better Kinematics - Lateral Pivot Knee Very Good R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Better Kinematics - Lateral Pivot Knee Good R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Better Kinematics - Lateral Pivot Knee Fair R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Better Kinematics - Lateral Pivot Knee Poor Mark W. Pagnano, MD - Forget Implant Design, But Do Kinematic Alignment Mark W. Pagnano, MD - Forget Implant Design, But Do Kinematic Alignment Excellent Mark W. Pagnano, MD - Forget Implant Design, But Do Kinematic Alignment Very Good Mark W. Pagnano, MD - Forget Implant Design, But Do Kinematic Alignment Good Mark W. Pagnano, MD - Forget Implant Design, But Do Kinematic Alignment Fair Mark W. Pagnano, MD - Forget Implant Design, But Do Kinematic Alignment Poor Question Title * 17. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Revision TKA Case Discussion Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Faculty Panel - Moderator is requested to provide a sufficient number of cases for the panel to review in the time allotted. Members of the panel will answer questions from the moderator, comment on each case and field questions from the audience. Faculty Panel - Moderator is requested to provide a sufficient number of cases for the panel to review in the time allotted. Members of the panel will answer questions from the moderator, comment on each case and field questions from the audience. Excellent Faculty Panel - Moderator is requested to provide a sufficient number of cases for the panel to review in the time allotted. Members of the panel will answer questions from the moderator, comment on each case and field questions from the audience. Very Good Faculty Panel - Moderator is requested to provide a sufficient number of cases for the panel to review in the time allotted. Members of the panel will answer questions from the moderator, comment on each case and field questions from the audience. Good Faculty Panel - Moderator is requested to provide a sufficient number of cases for the panel to review in the time allotted. Members of the panel will answer questions from the moderator, comment on each case and field questions from the audience. Fair Faculty Panel - Moderator is requested to provide a sufficient number of cases for the panel to review in the time allotted. Members of the panel will answer questions from the moderator, comment on each case and field questions from the audience. Poor Question Title * 18. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: TKA: Bag of Tricks, Learning from the Masters Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Excellent Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Very Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Fair Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Poor William J. Long, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) William J. Long, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Excellent William J. Long, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Very Good William J. Long, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Good William J. Long, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Fair William J. Long, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) Poor James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) 8 Presenter James A. Browne, MD James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) 8 Presenter James A. Browne, MD Excellent James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) 8 Presenter James A. Browne, MD Very Good James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) 8 Presenter James A. Browne, MD Good James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) 8 Presenter James A. Browne, MD Fair James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary TKA (Video Vignette) 8 Presenter James A. Browne, MD Poor Matthew S. Austin, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Matthew S. Austin, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Excellent Matthew S. Austin, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Very Good Matthew S. Austin, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Good Matthew S. Austin, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Fair Matthew S. Austin, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Poor Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Excellent Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Very Good Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Good Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Fair Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision TKA (Video Vignette) Poor Question Title * 19. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Managing Bundled Care in 2017 Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Richard Iorio, MD - The Seven Pillars of Value Based Care in TJA Richard Iorio, MD - The Seven Pillars of Value Based Care in TJA Excellent Richard Iorio, MD - The Seven Pillars of Value Based Care in TJA Very Good Richard Iorio, MD - The Seven Pillars of Value Based Care in TJA Good Richard Iorio, MD - The Seven Pillars of Value Based Care in TJA Fair Richard Iorio, MD - The Seven Pillars of Value Based Care in TJA Poor Bryan D. Springer, MD - Risk Factor Stratification: Optimization is the key to avoiding readmission Bryan D. Springer, MD - Risk Factor Stratification: Optimization is the key to avoiding readmission Excellent Bryan D. Springer, MD - Risk Factor Stratification: Optimization is the key to avoiding readmission Very Good Bryan D. Springer, MD - Risk Factor Stratification: Optimization is the key to avoiding readmission Good Bryan D. Springer, MD - Risk Factor Stratification: Optimization is the key to avoiding readmission Fair Bryan D. Springer, MD - Risk Factor Stratification: Optimization is the key to avoiding readmission Poor William J. Long, MD - Cost Effectiveness Strategies for Delivering Value Based TJA: The Value Equation William J. Long, MD - Cost Effectiveness Strategies for Delivering Value Based TJA: The Value Equation Excellent William J. Long, MD - Cost Effectiveness Strategies for Delivering Value Based TJA: The Value Equation Very Good William J. Long, MD - Cost Effectiveness Strategies for Delivering Value Based TJA: The Value Equation Good William J. Long, MD - Cost Effectiveness Strategies for Delivering Value Based TJA: The Value Equation Fair William J. Long, MD - Cost Effectiveness Strategies for Delivering Value Based TJA: The Value Equation Poor R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Gain-sharing arrangements, physician engagement, and ASC’s: The Complicated Alignment of Surgeons and Hospitals 8 Presenter R. Michael Meneghini, MD R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Gain-sharing arrangements, physician engagement, and ASC’s: The Complicated Alignment of Surgeons and Hospitals 8 Presenter R. Michael Meneghini, MD Excellent R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Gain-sharing arrangements, physician engagement, and ASC’s: The Complicated Alignment of Surgeons and Hospitals 8 Presenter R. Michael Meneghini, MD Very Good R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Gain-sharing arrangements, physician engagement, and ASC’s: The Complicated Alignment of Surgeons and Hospitals 8 Presenter R. Michael Meneghini, MD Good R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Gain-sharing arrangements, physician engagement, and ASC’s: The Complicated Alignment of Surgeons and Hospitals 8 Presenter R. Michael Meneghini, MD Fair R. Michael Meneghini, MD - Gain-sharing arrangements, physician engagement, and ASC’s: The Complicated Alignment of Surgeons and Hospitals 8 Presenter R. Michael Meneghini, MD Poor Raymond H. Kim, MD - Hospital Employment and the Bundle: Balancing the alignment arrows and maintaining control (Physician Champions) Raymond H. Kim, MD - Hospital Employment and the Bundle: Balancing the alignment arrows and maintaining control (Physician Champions) Excellent Raymond H. Kim, MD - Hospital Employment and the Bundle: Balancing the alignment arrows and maintaining control (Physician Champions) Very Good Raymond H. Kim, MD - Hospital Employment and the Bundle: Balancing the alignment arrows and maintaining control (Physician Champions) Good Raymond H. Kim, MD - Hospital Employment and the Bundle: Balancing the alignment arrows and maintaining control (Physician Champions) Fair Raymond H. Kim, MD - Hospital Employment and the Bundle: Balancing the alignment arrows and maintaining control (Physician Champions) Poor Richard Iorio, MD - Value Based Implants: The Industry is Turned Upside Down Richard Iorio, MD - Value Based Implants: The Industry is Turned Upside Down Excellent Richard Iorio, MD - Value Based Implants: The Industry is Turned Upside Down Very Good Richard Iorio, MD - Value Based Implants: The Industry is Turned Upside Down Good Richard Iorio, MD - Value Based Implants: The Industry is Turned Upside Down Fair Richard Iorio, MD - Value Based Implants: The Industry is Turned Upside Down Poor Question Title * 20. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Latest News and Updates from the Societies Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor David F. Dalury, MD - Highlights from the Members Meeting of the Knee Society David F. Dalury, MD - Highlights from the Members Meeting of the Knee Society Excellent David F. Dalury, MD - Highlights from the Members Meeting of the Knee Society Very Good David F. Dalury, MD - Highlights from the Members Meeting of the Knee Society Good David F. Dalury, MD - Highlights from the Members Meeting of the Knee Society Fair David F. Dalury, MD - Highlights from the Members Meeting of the Knee Society Poor Daniel J. Berry, MD - Highlights from the Meeting of the Hip Society Daniel J. Berry, MD - Highlights from the Meeting of the Hip Society Excellent Daniel J. Berry, MD - Highlights from the Meeting of the Hip Society Very Good Daniel J. Berry, MD - Highlights from the Meeting of the Hip Society Good Daniel J. Berry, MD - Highlights from the Meeting of the Hip Society Fair Daniel J. Berry, MD - Highlights from the Meeting of the Hip Society Poor Bryan D. Springer, MD - Highlights from AAHKS Bryan D. Springer, MD - Highlights from AAHKS Excellent Bryan D. Springer, MD - Highlights from AAHKS Very Good Bryan D. Springer, MD - Highlights from AAHKS Good Bryan D. Springer, MD - Highlights from AAHKS Fair Bryan D. Springer, MD - Highlights from AAHKS Poor TBD - Latest News and Updates from ICJR 8 Presenter TBD TBD - Latest News and Updates from ICJR 8 Presenter TBD Excellent TBD - Latest News and Updates from ICJR 8 Presenter TBD Very Good TBD - Latest News and Updates from ICJR 8 Presenter TBD Good TBD - Latest News and Updates from ICJR 8 Presenter TBD Fair TBD - Latest News and Updates from ICJR 8 Presenter TBD Poor Question Title * 21. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Enhanced Recovery and Outpatient Arthroplasty Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Richard A. Berger, MD - Patient Selection and Optimization Richard A. Berger, MD - Patient Selection and Optimization Excellent Richard A. Berger, MD - Patient Selection and Optimization Very Good Richard A. Berger, MD - Patient Selection and Optimization Good Richard A. Berger, MD - Patient Selection and Optimization Fair Richard A. Berger, MD - Patient Selection and Optimization Poor Matthew S. Austin, MD - Multi-Modal Pain Management Matthew S. Austin, MD - Multi-Modal Pain Management Excellent Matthew S. Austin, MD - Multi-Modal Pain Management Very Good Matthew S. Austin, MD - Multi-Modal Pain Management Good Matthew S. Austin, MD - Multi-Modal Pain Management Fair Matthew S. Austin, MD - Multi-Modal Pain Management Poor Richard Iorio, MD - Discharge Criteria: Managing the Details Richard Iorio, MD - Discharge Criteria: Managing the Details Excellent Richard Iorio, MD - Discharge Criteria: Managing the Details Very Good Richard Iorio, MD - Discharge Criteria: Managing the Details Good Richard Iorio, MD - Discharge Criteria: Managing the Details Fair Richard Iorio, MD - Discharge Criteria: Managing the Details Poor Richard A. Berger, MD - Economics of Outpatient Arthroplasty Richard A. Berger, MD - Economics of Outpatient Arthroplasty Excellent Richard A. Berger, MD - Economics of Outpatient Arthroplasty Very Good Richard A. Berger, MD - Economics of Outpatient Arthroplasty Good Richard A. Berger, MD - Economics of Outpatient Arthroplasty Fair Richard A. Berger, MD - Economics of Outpatient Arthroplasty Poor Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Outpatient Total Joints: A Big Mistake! Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Outpatient Total Joints: A Big Mistake! Excellent Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Outpatient Total Joints: A Big Mistake! Very Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Outpatient Total Joints: A Big Mistake! Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Outpatient Total Joints: A Big Mistake! Fair Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Outpatient Total Joints: A Big Mistake! Poor Question Title * 22. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Panel Discussion - Recipes From My THA Cookbook Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Faculty Panel : Pain Management, Blood Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Bearing Choice, Approach, etc. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their THA "recipes" for these items. Faculty Panel : Pain Management, Blood Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Bearing Choice, Approach, etc. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their THA "recipes" for these items. Excellent Faculty Panel : Pain Management, Blood Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Bearing Choice, Approach, etc. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their THA "recipes" for these items. Very Good Faculty Panel : Pain Management, Blood Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Bearing Choice, Approach, etc. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their THA "recipes" for these items. Good Faculty Panel : Pain Management, Blood Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Bearing Choice, Approach, etc. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their THA "recipes" for these items. Fair Faculty Panel : Pain Management, Blood Management, Antibiotic Prophylaxis, DVT Prophylaxis, Bearing Choice, Approach, etc. Each panelist should prepare some slides outlining their THA "recipes" for these items. Poor Question Title * 23. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Approaches in THA Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Michael J. Taunton, MD - Direct Anterior Approach Michael J. Taunton, MD - Direct Anterior Approach Excellent Michael J. Taunton, MD - Direct Anterior Approach Very Good Michael J. Taunton, MD - Direct Anterior Approach Good Michael J. Taunton, MD - Direct Anterior Approach Fair Michael J. Taunton, MD - Direct Anterior Approach Poor Michael D. Ries, MD - Direct Superior Approach Michael D. Ries, MD - Direct Superior Approach Excellent Michael D. Ries, MD - Direct Superior Approach Very Good Michael D. Ries, MD - Direct Superior Approach Good Michael D. Ries, MD - Direct Superior Approach Fair Michael D. Ries, MD - Direct Superior Approach Poor Richard A. Berger, MD - Watson-Jones Approach Richard A. Berger, MD - Watson-Jones Approach Excellent Richard A. Berger, MD - Watson-Jones Approach Very Good Richard A. Berger, MD - Watson-Jones Approach Good Richard A. Berger, MD - Watson-Jones Approach Fair Richard A. Berger, MD - Watson-Jones Approach Poor Bryan D. Springer, MD - Posterior Approach Bryan D. Springer, MD - Posterior Approach Excellent Bryan D. Springer, MD - Posterior Approach Very Good Bryan D. Springer, MD - Posterior Approach Good Bryan D. Springer, MD - Posterior Approach Fair Bryan D. Springer, MD - Posterior Approach Poor Question Title * 24. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: The Scary Hip - How to Handle the Difficult Primary - Case-Based Discussion Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Faculty Panel - Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary THA, e.g. Retained hardware, DDH, Intra-Operative Fracture, Obesity, Prior Septic Hip, etc. Panel will provide their recommendations on the best way to handle each case Faculty Panel - Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary THA, e.g. Retained hardware, DDH, Intra-Operative Fracture, Obesity, Prior Septic Hip, etc. Panel will provide their recommendations on the best way to handle each case Excellent Faculty Panel - Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary THA, e.g. Retained hardware, DDH, Intra-Operative Fracture, Obesity, Prior Septic Hip, etc. Panel will provide their recommendations on the best way to handle each case Very Good Faculty Panel - Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary THA, e.g. Retained hardware, DDH, Intra-Operative Fracture, Obesity, Prior Septic Hip, etc. Panel will provide their recommendations on the best way to handle each case Good Faculty Panel - Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary THA, e.g. Retained hardware, DDH, Intra-Operative Fracture, Obesity, Prior Septic Hip, etc. Panel will provide their recommendations on the best way to handle each case Fair Faculty Panel - Moderator is asked to provide case examples for difficult primary THA, e.g. Retained hardware, DDH, Intra-Operative Fracture, Obesity, Prior Septic Hip, etc. Panel will provide their recommendations on the best way to handle each case Poor Question Title * 25. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: THA: Bag of Tricks, Learning from the Masters Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Excellent Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Very Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Fair Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Poor Christopher L. Peters, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Christopher L. Peters, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Excellent Christopher L. Peters, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Very Good Christopher L. Peters, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Good Christopher L. Peters, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Fair Christopher L. Peters, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Poor Michael J. Taunton, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Michael J. Taunton, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Excellent Michael J. Taunton, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Very Good Michael J. Taunton, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Good Michael J. Taunton, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Fair Michael J. Taunton, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Primary THA (Video Vignette) Poor Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Excellent Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Very Good Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Good Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Fair Michael D. Ries, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Poor James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Excellent James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Very Good James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Good James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Fair James A. Browne, MD - My Top 5 Moves in Revision THA (Video Vignette) Poor Question Title * 26. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Challenging Post-Operative Patients Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Joshua T. Carothers, MD - Managing Instability in THA Joshua T. Carothers, MD - Managing Instability in THA Excellent Joshua T. Carothers, MD - Managing Instability in THA Very Good Joshua T. Carothers, MD - Managing Instability in THA Good Joshua T. Carothers, MD - Managing Instability in THA Fair Joshua T. Carothers, MD - Managing Instability in THA Poor Jason M. Jennings, MD - Peri-Prosthetic Fracture in THA Jason M. Jennings, MD - Peri-Prosthetic Fracture in THA Excellent Jason M. Jennings, MD - Peri-Prosthetic Fracture in THA Very Good Jason M. Jennings, MD - Peri-Prosthetic Fracture in THA Good Jason M. Jennings, MD - Peri-Prosthetic Fracture in THA Fair Jason M. Jennings, MD - Peri-Prosthetic Fracture in THA Poor Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Drapes Came off and the Leg was Long! Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Drapes Came off and the Leg was Long! Excellent Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Drapes Came off and the Leg was Long! Very Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Drapes Came off and the Leg was Long! Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Drapes Came off and the Leg was Long! Fair Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Drapes Came off and the Leg was Long! Poor Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Dealing with Metal Issues in THA (Metallosis, Trunnionosis, etc.) - Evaluation and Treatment Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Dealing with Metal Issues in THA (Metallosis, Trunnionosis, etc.) - Evaluation and Treatment Excellent Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Dealing with Metal Issues in THA (Metallosis, Trunnionosis, etc.) - Evaluation and Treatment Very Good Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Dealing with Metal Issues in THA (Metallosis, Trunnionosis, etc.) - Evaluation and Treatment Good Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Dealing with Metal Issues in THA (Metallosis, Trunnionosis, etc.) - Evaluation and Treatment Fair Richard W. McCalden, MD, FRCSC - Dealing with Metal Issues in THA (Metallosis, Trunnionosis, etc.) - Evaluation and Treatment Poor Question Title * 27. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Management of the Infected THA Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Craig J. Della Valle, MD - Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Infected THA Craig J. Della Valle, MD - Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Infected THA Excellent Craig J. Della Valle, MD - Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Infected THA Very Good Craig J. Della Valle, MD - Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Infected THA Good Craig J. Della Valle, MD - Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Infected THA Fair Craig J. Della Valle, MD - Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Infected THA Poor Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Removing Infected THA Components (Video) Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Removing Infected THA Components (Video) Excellent Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Removing Infected THA Components (Video) Very Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Removing Infected THA Components (Video) Good Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Removing Infected THA Components (Video) Fair Gwo-Chin Lee, MD - Removing Infected THA Components (Video) Poor Michael D. Ries, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for the Infected THA (Video) Michael D. Ries, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for the Infected THA (Video) Excellent Michael D. Ries, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for the Infected THA (Video) Very Good Michael D. Ries, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for the Infected THA (Video) Good Michael D. Ries, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for the Infected THA (Video) Fair Michael D. Ries, MD - Antibiotic Spacers for the Infected THA (Video) Poor Matthew S. Austin, MD - Femoral Reconstruction (Video): Management of Femoral Bone Loss Matthew S. Austin, MD - Femoral Reconstruction (Video): Management of Femoral Bone Loss Excellent Matthew S. Austin, MD - Femoral Reconstruction (Video): Management of Femoral Bone Loss Very Good Matthew S. Austin, MD - Femoral Reconstruction (Video): Management of Femoral Bone Loss Good Matthew S. Austin, MD - Femoral Reconstruction (Video): Management of Femoral Bone Loss Fair Matthew S. Austin, MD - Femoral Reconstruction (Video): Management of Femoral Bone Loss Poor Christopher L. Peters, MD - Acetabular Reconstruction (Video): Management of Acetabular Bone Loss Christopher L. Peters, MD - Acetabular Reconstruction (Video): Management of Acetabular Bone Loss Excellent Christopher L. Peters, MD - Acetabular Reconstruction (Video): Management of Acetabular Bone Loss Very Good Christopher L. Peters, MD - Acetabular Reconstruction (Video): Management of Acetabular Bone Loss Good Christopher L. Peters, MD - Acetabular Reconstruction (Video): Management of Acetabular Bone Loss Fair Christopher L. Peters, MD - Acetabular Reconstruction (Video): Management of Acetabular Bone Loss Poor Question Title * 28. Please rate the OVERALL EFFECTIVENESS of each of our ICJR Winter Course speakersSESSION: Why My THA Failed Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor Faculty Panel : Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed hip case from their practice. Each presentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final pictures/xrays, and a brief... Faculty Panel : Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed hip case from their practice. Each presentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final pictures/xrays, and a brief... Excellent Faculty Panel : Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed hip case from their practice. Each presentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final pictures/xrays, and a brief... Very Good Faculty Panel : Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed hip case from their practice. Each presentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final pictures/xrays, and a brief... Good Faculty Panel : Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed hip case from their practice. Each presentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final pictures/xrays, and a brief... Fair Faculty Panel : Faculty for this session are asked to select one failed hip case from their practice. Each presentation should include patient history, x-rays, how diagnosis was made, intraoperative photos/videos, final pictures/xrays, and a brief... Poor Question Title * 29. Based on your CME needs, please give suggestions for future program topics/formats. Question Title * 30. What barriers do you foresee that may hinder your implementation of changes learned at this activity? What educational strategies could help to overcome these barriers? Question Title * 31. What do you see as your BIGGEST challenge in improving patient safety, patient care and/or patient outcomes? What educational strategies could help to overcome this challenge? Question Title * 32. How did you hear about this CME Program? Direct Mail Eblast Phone Call Course Catalog Orthopedics Today/Orthopedics Ad Social Media (Facebook/Twitter) Referral (Please list below) Other (please specify) Question Title * 33. Please provide your contact information. Full Name: Degree: Email Address: Phone Number: Question Title * 34. This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of The Foundation for Orthopaedic Research & Education (FORE) and International Congress for Joint Reconstruction (ICJR) . FORE is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. FORE designates this live activity for a maximum of 18 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Done