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ASES 2016 Annual Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts
REGISTRATION OPEN
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Registration is open for the ASES 2016 Annual Meeting!
All registration information is posted to the ASES website. You will find an option to register online, registration forms for faxing/mailing, event descriptions, travel information, local dining options, and other information about the Boston area. The final details of the program schedule are currently being completed. The program will be posted to the ASES website as soon as it is complete
In addition to the options noted above, a golf outing has been arranged for the afternoon of Friday, October 7th, at the Weston Golf Club.
Please Note
: Spaces for golf will be
very
limited this year.
If you have yet to book your hotel reservations, please see contact information below for the three (3) locations we have available for attendees. When making your reservations, please let them know you are with the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES) to receive the ASES room rate. The meeting is being held at the Fairmont Copley Plaza. Rooms in the ASES room block at the Fairmont may no longer be available. Please consider making your reservation at one of the neighboring hotels noted below.
- The Fairmont Copley Plaza: SOLD OUT
- Lenox Hotel (.2 mile from the Fairmont)
1-800-225-7676
$339.00 per night
- Sheraton Boston Hotel (.5 mile from the Fairmont)
1-800-325-3535
$309.00 per night
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ASES Committees - How to Get Involved
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Would you like to get involved with ASES? Consider volunteering for one of our committees!
A "Call for Volunteers" will be going out to ASES members very soon. Please stay tuned for further information.
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ASES 2016 Open Symposium
REGISTRATION OPEN
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Registration for the 2016 Open Symposium: Shoulder and Elbow Trauma and Instability is now open!
Also, please feel free to inform your Residents and Fellows of this upcoming meeting by sharing the program schedule:
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Fit to a T:
A New Animated Video on Bone Health
and Osteoporosis
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To demonstrate the connection between weak bones, the risk of breaks, and osteoporosis in an enlightened and attractive format, a new 6-minute animated video has been released focusing on the core messages of
Fit to a T
, a public education program on bone health and osteoporosis, offered by the U.S. Bone and Joint Initiative. We believe it is vital to raise awareness about bone health and osteoporosis. "Sylvia's Story" illustrates how to keep bones strong as we age and makes us more aware of osteoporosis risk factors. Even her Dad who suffered an osteoporotic fracture is part of the story. We invite you to watch the video (
www.fit2t.org
) and share it with your patients, colleagues, family and friends.
Fit to a T has been presented to more than 700 audiences over the last 10 ½ years in live one-hour programs in communities across the nation, to educate the public about bone health and osteoporosis. Thanks to the expert guidance provided by the Fit to a T Advisory Committee, the participation of professional society and community organization program partners, and financial support, the program has been remarkably successful and sustainable. The video introduces a new and exciting element to aid in educating the public about bone health and osteoporosis – and expand the audience for the core messages contained in Fit to a T.
Consider scheduling a live session of Fit to a T in your community. A ready-made PowerPoint slide set is available to you along with handout materials and organizational support. There is no charge. To learn more or to register your interest in presenting or scheduling a session in your community, visit www.fit2t.org or email [email protected].
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ASES will be holding an OLC course for residents in January of 2017. Please inform any residents you may know of this opportunity. You can click on the image below to be taken to the ASES website for further information. Thank you!
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