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OrthopedicsSurgeryConference1 CME hours
International Conference on Orthopedic Surgical Education and Training (IC-OSET-26)
Organised by CRAI
Date12–13 Dec · 09:00 – 17:00
VenueRiyadh , Saudi Arabia.
AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hrs
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About the event
• Innovations in orthopedic education: New pedagogical approaches and training frameworks for medical residents and fellows. • Simulation-based training in surgery: Practical applications of virtual reality, haptic simulators, and dry/wet-lab models to practice orthopedic procedures. • Assessment methods in surgical education: Tools and metrics used to evaluate surgical competency, skill acquisition, and performance. • Curriculum development: Designing structured, standardized training programs for orthopedic training institutions
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AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hours
Target audience• Academic Leaders and Program Directors: University deans, medical school faculty, and residency coordinators who design, update, and evaluate orthopedic curriculum frameworks to meet international accreditation standards. • Orthopedic Trainees, Residents, and Fellows: Junior doctors and postgraduate medical students seeking to present original abstract research, network with senior mentors, and learn advanced procedural skills. • Practicing Orthopedic Specialists and Sub-specialists: Experienced surgeons (including joint replacement, spine, pediatric, and sports medicine specialists) who want to stay updated on emerging clinical techniques and earn Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits. • Medical Simulation and Software Engineers: Tech developers and virtual reality (VR/AR) creators who build haptic simulation tools, high-fidelity models, and digital surgical workflows for risk-free training environments. • MedTech Device and Implant Manufacturers: Industry representatives and biomedical engineers who design orthopedic implants, prosthetics, and surgical instrumentation looking to bridge the gap between academic education and clinical tools. • Medical Licensing Boards and Quality Assessors: Healthcare regulatory officers and certifiers who establish the benchmark metrics and competency-based assessment tools required for official surgical credentialing.
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