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JSES Open Access
First Issue Now Available
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JSES Open Access (JSES OA) is the official open access and online-only publication for eleven leading specialty organizations. This companion to Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery focuses on medical, surgical, and physical techniques for treating injury/disease of the upper extremity, including the shoulder girdle, arm, and elbow.
The first issue of JSES OA came out in May of 2017 and can now be accessed at http://www.jsesopenaccess.org/. The issue consists of 10 articles.
JSES OA will be produced quarterly and will be edited by Pierre Mansat, the deputy international editor of JSES, with my assistance. We expect eventually to publish about 20-25 articles per issue.
JSES OA will be available to anyone to read online without a subscription to JSES. The journal will be a pay to publish journal, although there will be no charge to submit articles – only if they are accepted for publication.
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Various types of articles that were beginning to overrun the print journal will be highly considered for the new journal, including narrative review articles, database mining articles, outcome instrument validation articles, and case reports. Any article may be submitted to JSES OA, but the above types of articles should preferentially be submitted there instead of to JSES, as they will have a better chance of publication.
When articles are submitted to JSES, they will now be considered for 4 types of decisions – Accept (rarely), Revise, Reject, or the new decision, Reject but Consider Transfer to JSES OA. It will remain be the authors’ decision to do this, but that decision will indicate that the article submitted will likely have a good chance for acceptance at JSES OA.
We look forward to our new journal affiliated with ASES.
William J. (Bill) Mallon, MD
Editor-in-Chief
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery (JSES)
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Would you like to submit your paper to the JSES OA? Please see the link below.
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ASES Fellow's Symposium
Friday, June 16, 2017, 2:00pm-5:30pm
San Diego Shoulder Institute
Hilton Bayfront, San Diego, California
Level 3, Room 310
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The American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons has partnered with the San Diego Shoulder Institute (SDSI) on a new symposium for graduating Shoulder & Elbow and Sports Fellows. The first ASES Fellow’s Symposium features short abstract presentations by fellows as well as presentations by established ASES members with guidance for fellows moving forward in their careers. Posters by current fellows will also be presented.
Anyone registered for the SDSI meeting is welcome to attend the ASES Fellow’s Symposium. They symposium is scheduled to take place on Friday, June 16th, from 2:00pm - 5:30pm in the Hilton Bayfront, Level 3, Room 310.
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Registration is NOW OPEN for the ASES 2018 Resident Course! Residents and Fellows are both welcome to attend (must be a current resident or fellow during the 2017-2018 year).
Please inform any residents and/or fellows you may know of this opportunity. You can click on the image above to be taken to the ASES website for further information. Thank you
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ASES 2017 Annual Meeting
New Orleans, Louisiana
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Only 6 months until the 2017 Annual Meeting and we have already seen very enthusiastic early interest. Abstracts have been being submitted and the program committee led, by Drs. Abboud, Field, and Krishnan, has begun formulating the program which will be complete within the next few months. Below, please find some highlights of this year's Annual Meeting program. In addition to paper presentations by fellow ASES members, the program will include:
Symposia including debates and case presentations:
- Symposium I: Shoulder Arthroplasty
- Symposium II: Massive Irreparable Cuff Tears - Balloon vs. SCR vs. Reverse vs. Tendon Transfers…Let Us Look at the Data
- Symposium III: Intraoperative Vascular Injuries around the Shoulder and Elbow - How to Avoid, Control, and Manage Acutely
- Symposium IV: My Biggest Changes in Practice and What I Would Do Differently If I Could
- Symposium V: My Worst Complication – How I Was Supposed to Do It …and Then What Went Wrong
- Symposium VI: How to Deal with Bone Loss around the Shoulder and Elbow
- Symposium VII: Natural History of the Rotator Cuff Tear: What Treatment Gives Us the Best Chance of Long-Term Success?
Invited Guest Lecturers include:
- Ernest Amory Codman Lecture - Mohit Bhandari, MD, FRCSC, PhD
- SECEC Presidential Address - Roger Emery, MD
- Charles S. Neer, II, Guest Speaker - Christian Gerber, MD
The social program for the Annual Meeting is currently being finalized. You will receive a communication from the ASES office when this information becomes available. Below, please find the current general timeline for the 2017 Annual Meeting. Please be aware that the schedule days for this meeting are slightly different than the meetings have been in year's past. Instead of adjourning on Sunday, the meeting will adjourn on Saturday, October 14th, at approximately 12:00pm.
The meeting registration will be opening very soon during the month of June. ASES members will be notified via email when registration becomes available. In the meantime, if you have yet to book your hotel reservations, please see contact information below for the Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel. 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 Roosevelt New Orleans: 1-800-925-3673
- Online: ASES 2017 Annual Meeting - Hotel Reservations
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General 2017 Annual Meeting Schedule
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Wednesday, October 11th
5:30pm—7:30pm:
President’s/New Member Reception
Thursday, October 12th
6:00am—8:00am:
Breakfast/Exhibit Hall Open
7:00am—11:30am:
Annual Meeting Scientific Sessions
11:30am—12:30pm:
1st Member's Business Meeting
12:30pm—2:30pm:
Two-Hour Industry Workshops
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Friday, October 13th
6:00am—8:00am:
Breakfast/Exhibit Hall Open
6:15am—6:45am:
Reviewing JSES Articles: How-To Session
7:00am—11:30am:
Annual Meeting Scientific Sessions
11:30am—12:30pm:
2nd Member's Business Meeting
12:30pm—2:30pm:
Young Member Session
12:30pm—2:30pm:
Two-Hour Industry Workshops
7:00pm—10:30pm:
Black Tie Banquet (Black Tie Optional)
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Saturday, October 14th
6:30am—8:00am:
Breakfast/Exhibit Hall Open
7:00am—11:50am:
Annual Meeting Sessions
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Young Investigators Seeking Research Funding Urged to Apply for USBJI Career Development and Grant Mentoring Program
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DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION SUBMISSIONS: JULY 15, 2017
The United States Bone and Joint Initiative (USBJI) and Bone and Joint Canada are dedicated to increasing research of musculoskeletal diseases. To keep pace with the high and increasing burden of these diseases, a higher level of research performed by young investigators in the musculoskeletal diseases is required, and future levels of research assured. This is particularly important given the current environment for research funding, and academic careers. In response, the Young Investigator Initiative is a career development and grant mentoring program providing early-career investigators an opportunity to work with experienced researchers in our field to assist them in securing funding and other survival skills required for pursuing an academic career. To date 202 participants (55%) have successfully obtained $270 million in grants for 1,066 new musculoskeletal research studies. Participants consider this program instrumental to their success. They rate highly the one-on-one mentoring with experienced researchers, the opportunity for inter-disciplinary and peer-to-peer exchange, and collaborations established during workshops.
This career development and grant mentoring program is open to promising junior faculty, senior fellows or post-doctoral researchers nominated by their department or division chairs seeking to pursue a career in clinical or basic research. It is also open to senior fellows or residents that are doing research and have a faculty appointment in place or confirmed. Basic and clinical investigators, without or with training awards, are invited to apply. Investigators selected to take part in the program attend two workshops, 12-18 months apart, and work with faculty between workshops to develop their grant applications. The next workshop is scheduled to take place November 10-12, 2017, in Toronto, Ontario. The unique aspect of this program is the opportunity for attendees to maintain a relationship with a mentor until their application is funded. For more about the program and detailed application instructions, please refer to
www.usbji.org/programs/yii/call-for-applications
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Deadline to apply is July 15, 2017.
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The AAOS Diversity, Humanitarian, and the Tipton Leadership awards are distinctions that honor greatness and acknowledge significant contributions to orthopaedics. Think about your colleagues who do exceptional work and have made lasting differences in the lives of others. Let us celebrate them.
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Deadline for Nominations:
June 9, 2017
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Visit aaos.org/awards to learn more about these prestigious awards and nominate a deserving colleague today.
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Please consider supporting the ASES Foundation by making a donation today!
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