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November 4-7, 2010 With a 71-year tradition of delivering continuing medical education in PM&R, the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R) Annual Assembly continues to grow with the specialty and offer compelling content. One big meeting covering the
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Expand Your Knowledge at 150+ courses that offer CME (including evidence-based, advanced-level, and emerging technologies courses all relevant to PM&R) Practice New Techniques at hands-on workshops Meet Clinical Experts discussing a variety of topics from Olympic athletes to pediatrics Decipher MOC requirements & learn tools that can assist at a special open session on Maintenance of Certification® (MOC) Residents have a separate educational track designed just for them—expanded to a day & a half Find Research easily with extended hours in this year’s Poster Hall Gain Practical, Efficient Ideas from your peers to use in your practice Chat With Employers from across the country Network with your colleagues Test Products from exhibiting companies Connect to your Academy, your Councils, your specialty—in person |
Attend the largest gathering of PM&R physicians in the world and be part of the voice of your specialty at this critical time in health care.
At the Annual Assembly, you can gain continuing education that meets your needs—at your pace, within your clinical area. Our "one big meeting" provides the most live educational courses focused on physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) each year. The shared learning experience brings the PM&R community together for valuable face-to-face conversation and exchange of information.
Educational sessions come in all sizes at our meeting and are divided into five topic tracks: rehabilitation topics, musculoskeletal medicine, neurological rehabilitation, spine/spinal cord injury, and practice management and leadership.
Smaller hands-on and interactive workshops provide a more intimate learning experience, while larger plenary sessions bring all meeting registrants together for shared learning. Courses are delivered in basic, intermediate, and advanced levels. "Focused sessions" present an hour of advanced-level content on one specific topic.
Keynote speakers for 2010 include Betsy Sandel, MD, AAPM&R President discussing insights from her oral history project, Playback/PM&R: Our Voices, Our Vision. and Stan Herring, MD, who will address youth and sports concussion. Research presentations will be easier to access this year with extended hours.
If you haven't been to an Annual Assembly in the past few years, you don’t know what you’re missing. Meet us in the Emerald City this November to find out for yourself.
Before the Annual Assembly begins, four preconference courses will offer you the chance to not only extend your learning, but to also focus it on one topic. Courses offered November 2-3, 2010, are:
Click here for the Advance Program. (PDF Download)
Click here for the Preliminary Program.
2009 Annual Assembly & Technical Exhibition - Austin, Texas
Don't Lose Your CME! If you attended the AAPM&R 2009 Annual Assembly in Austin, TX, remember that you only have one year from the meeting date to claim continuing medical education (CME) credits. Click here to claim your CME on acadeME® before October 25, 2010!
Live audio recordings and presentations are still available on a multimedia DVD-ROM set.
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