10th Annual Instructional Course Lectures Evaluation

Optimizing Surgical Outcomes: Literature Based Recommendations
and Actual Surgeon Practices
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons designates this live activity for a maximum of 3.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.  

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Module #1 Pre-operative conditioning - April 6, 2022 3:00 PM Central Time
Session 1: Pre-operative optimization of Lumbar Pathology:
Why does it matter and what has to be done?
-Andrew T. Dailey, MD
Session 2: Patient education and engagement: need for multidisciplinary teams
-Nicholas Spina, MD
Session 3: Mental disorders and counseling – Do we need to delay surgery?
-Owoicho Adogwa, MD
Session 4: Anemia and Nutrition as risk factors, is the correction necessary?
-R. Kiran Alluri, MD
Comments on Module #1: Pre-operative conditioning:
Module #2: Post-operative Optimization - April 6, 2022 4:45 PM Central Time
Session 1: Bracing and When to start Physical Therapy after Lumbar Fusion
-Jeremy Shaw, MD, MS
Session 2: Post-operative early nutrition management.
-Raymond Hah, MD
Session 3: Role of ERAS in hospital optimization and cost reduction
-Sravisht Iyer, MD
Comments on Module #2:  Post-operative Optimization
Module #3: Analgesic Optimization - April 8, 2021 5:40 PM Central Time
Session 1: Weaning off patients from opioids prior to surgery
-Adam Bruggeman, MD
Session 2: Opioid management after surgery: how long to go?
-Andrew Pugley, MD
Session 3: Debate: NSAIDs after lumbar fusion
Introduction
-Michael J. Lee
Don’t be afraid of NSAIDs after spine fusion!
-Zoher Ghogawala, MD
Never NSAIDs after fusion: Who wants a nonunion?
-Gregory Schroeder, MD
Comments on Module #3:  Debate: NSAIDs after lumbar fusion
General Questions Regarding the LSRS Instructional Course Lectures
Was the information discussed relevant to your practice? 
Do you plan to apply what you learned to your practice?
Which topics were of most interest?
Which topics were not covered that you would like to have had presented?
Was discussion time adequate?
Did you perceive bias in any of the presentations?
If yes, please comment.
Did you perceive commercialism in any of the presentations?
If yes, please comment.
Would you recommend the LSRS Instructional Course to a colleague?
If yes, why?  If no, why?
Are planning to attend the LSRS ICL next year?
Which format would you most prefer the ICL be presented, in the future?