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2024 SSS | 2023 SSS |

Apr 15 - Apr 15, 2023

8th Annual Safety in Spine Surgery Summit

New York City, NY

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Location

65 West 54th Street, 10019 New York, New York

Description

The mission of the Safety in Spine Surgery Project (S3P) is to identify ways to enhance the safety and sustainability of spine surgery and work with stakeholders in spine surgery, including but not limited to patients, providers, payers, and purchasers, to prevent harm.
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Course chairs

Orthopaedic Surgeon - Pediatrics Specialty

Surgeon

ColumbiaDoctors | Midtown

Orthopaedic Surgeon - Spine Specialty

Surgeon

Columbia Orthopedics

Orthopaedic Surgeon - Spine Specialty

Surgeon

Virginia Mason Seattle Medical Center

Faculty and Moderators

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Map

65 West 54th Street, 10019 New York, New York

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Educating The Next Generation of Spine Surgery in Spine Safety
Educating The Next Generation of Spine Surgery in Spine Safety - Themistocles Protopsaltis, MD
ERAS Protocol
ERAS Protocol - Michael Virk, MD
NAAS Advocacy for Patient Safety
NAAS Advocacy for Patient Safety - Eeric Truumees, MD
Rational Adoption of New Technology
Rational Adoption of New Technology - Zeeshan Sardar, MD
What Have Study Groups Taught Us About Complication Mitigation and What Strategies are Important?
What Have Study Groups Taught Us About Complication Mitigation and What Strategies are Important? - Eric Klineberg, MD
07.00AM - 07.25AM
Registration and Continental Breakfast
07.25AM - 07.31AM
Welcome to NYP
07.31AM - 08.19AM
Framing the Problem
MOD:
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07.31AM - 07.45AM
Welcome to SSS
Welcome to SSS - Michael Vitale, MD
07.45AM - 07.57AM
Complication evolution over time: Strategies and challenges
Complication evolution over time: Strategies and challenges - Eric Klineberg, MD
07.57AM - 08.19AM
Neurological safety across my career
Neurological Safety Across My Career - Lawrence Lenke, MD
08.19AM - 08.53AM
Performing Before the OR
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08.19AM - 08.28AM
How I prepare for adult deformity reconstruction, step by step
How I Prepare for Adult Deformity Reconstruction, step by step - Han Jo Kim, MD
08.28AM - 08.37AM
Optimization of the pediatric neuromuscular patient
Optimization of the Pediatric Neuromuscular Patient - Amer Samdani, MD
08.37AM - 08.53AM
Optimization of the adult deformity patient
Optimization of the adult deformity patient - Rajiv Sethi, MD
08.53AM - 09.37AM
Using Technology to Make ORs Safer (or at least different)
MOD:
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08.53AM - 09.04AM
My experience with robotics
My Experience With Robotics - Brandon Carlson, MD
09.04AM - 09.15AM
Advanced visualization techniques in spine: Pros and con
Advanced visualization techniques in spine: Pros and cons - Roger Hartl, MD
09.37AM - 10.26AM
Performing After the OR
MOD:
10.26AM - 11.03AM
Culture and Team
11.03AM - 12.41PM
Keynote
MOD:
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11.03AM - 11.09AM
Introduction of keynote speaker
11.09AM - 11.44AM
Keynote Lecture: Sharpening Your Scalpel
Keynote Lecture: Sharpening Your Scalpel - Christopher Ahmad, MD
12.41PM - 01.04PM
Best Papers
MOD:
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Where are we going with Value-based care?
Where are we going with Value-based care? - Rajiv Sethi, MD
01.04PM - 02.25PM
Performing Better Under Duress
MOD:
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01.04PM - 01.12PM
Cognitive load in the operating room: How it can affect your performance
Cognitive load in the operating room: How it can affect your performance - Dean Chou, MD
01.12PM - 01.14PM
Q&A
01.14PM - 01.44PM
I just lost motors—now what?
I just lost motors - now what? - Michael Vitale, MD
02.25PM - 03.20PM
Performing at the Macro Level
MOD:
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