2020 TOA/TOF Annual Conference Session I Evaluation Form

Session I Evaluation Form • Friday February 7, 2020

Texas Orthopaedic Association & Foundation
presents the
2020 TOA/TOF in conjunction with TSSM Annual Meeting
CME Live Activity ~ Orthopaedic General Sessions
February 7, 2020

Session I Evaluation Form

Objectives:

Determine appropriate patient selection.
Determine what capital is necessary to create a secondary fracture prevention program for your practice.
Determine when orthopaedic oncologists should refer out metastatic disease.
Determine which cases for which volar plates are appropriate.
Evaluate the benefits of developing a secondary fracture prevention program to determine whether it is appropriate for your practice.
Evaluate the variation of vitamin D levels in the outpatient orthopaedic population.
Explore the issues that need to be considered in developing performance standards for anti-biofilm therapeutics.
I am talking about femoral neck fixation, clavicle fixation and fenestrated implants
Identify complications of arthroscopic all inside ACL reconstructions.
Identify post-operative complications.
Identify potential changes to the ABOS's maintenance of certification program.
Identify reconstruction complications of biologics in orthopaedics.
Identify risk factors for low vitamin D levels.
Identify technical mistakes in the surgery.
Identify complications related to adolescent patellofemoral surgery.
Identify complications of arthroscopic superior capsular reconstruction.
Investigate gaps in evidence for standardized methodological approaches of biofilm models
Review a mass shooting case and determine how to minimize triage.
Review a multiple ligament knee injury case and determine the best treatment responses.
Review fixation failures trauma case studies to determine better treatment options.
Review new and emerging technologies and hip and knee arthroplasty. Diagnosis, treatment, and complication management.
Review non-malunion trauma case studies to determine better treatment options.
Review postoperative infection trauma case studies to determine better treatment options.
Review what one surgeon learned from operating on other surgeons and evaluate how he applied that to other surgeries.

Target Audience: The target audience will be orthopaedic surgeons, residents, fellows, and physicians with an interest in orthopaedic treatment. Athletic trainers, coaches, and orthopaedic clinic administrators/technical staff may also be interested in the program.

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* 1. Professional Classification:

Physician

Other

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* 2. Specialty:

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Other (please specify)

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* 9. Will you attempt to address these barriers in order to implement changes in your competence, performance, and/or patients’ outcomes?

n/a

Yes

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* 10. If you answered yes or no to #9 ... if Yes - How? If No - Why Not?

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* 11. The activity supported achievement of each of the learning objectives.

Strongly agree

Agree

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* 17. If you answered yes to #13 - please describe:

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* 18. If you answered yes to #14 - please describe:

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* 19. If you answered yes to #15 - please describe:

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* 20. Please indicate any barriers you perceive in implementing these changes.

Cost

Lack of experience

Lack of opportunity (patients)

Lack of resources (equipment)

Lack of administrative support

Lack of time to assess/counsel patients

Reimbursement/insurance issues

Patient compliance issues

Lack of consensus or professional guidelines

No barriers

Other (please specify)

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* 21. Please indicate which of the following American Board of Medical Specialties/Institute of Medicine core competencies were addressed by this educational activity (select all that apply):

Patient care or patient-centered care

Interpersonal and communication skills

Practice-based learning & improvement

Professionalism

System-based practice

Interdisciplinary teams

Quality improvement

Utilize informatics

Medical knowledge

Employ evidence-based practice

None of the above

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* 22. Please list any comments you have about the speaker(s) or any additional comments here:

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* 23. Will you attend TOA's February 5-6, 2021 Annual Conference in Austin?

Definitely

Probably

Undecided

Definitely Not

	Presentation Skill	Knowledge of Subject	Content Met Objectives
Early Outcomes of Osteochondral Allograft in the Skeletally Immature Knee Breann Tisano, MD	Early Outcomes of Osteochondral Allograft in the Skeletally Immature Knee Breann Tisano, MD Presentation Skill menu	Early Outcomes of Osteochondral Allograft in the Skeletally Immature Knee Breann Tisano, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Early Outcomes of Osteochondral Allograft in the Skeletally Immature Knee Breann Tisano, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Incision Site Subcutaneous Fat Thickness and 90-day Complications for Direct Anterior and Posterior Approach Total Hip Arthroplasty Gregory Sprowls, MD	Incision Site Subcutaneous Fat Thickness and 90-day Complications for Direct Anterior and Posterior Approach Total Hip Arthroplasty Gregory Sprowls, MD Presentation Skill menu	Incision Site Subcutaneous Fat Thickness and 90-day Complications for Direct Anterior and Posterior Approach Total Hip Arthroplasty Gregory Sprowls, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Incision Site Subcutaneous Fat Thickness and 90-day Complications for Direct Anterior and Posterior Approach Total Hip Arthroplasty Gregory Sprowls, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Early Radiographic Outcomes for Mini-Fragment Fixation of Pilon Fractures Jorge De Leon, MD	Early Radiographic Outcomes for Mini-Fragment Fixation of Pilon Fractures Jorge De Leon, MD Presentation Skill menu	Early Radiographic Outcomes for Mini-Fragment Fixation of Pilon Fractures Jorge De Leon, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Early Radiographic Outcomes for Mini-Fragment Fixation of Pilon Fractures Jorge De Leon, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Musculoskeletal Oncology: Analysis of Content and Comparison between MSTS Recognized and ACGME Accredited Fellowship Program Websites Jorge De Leon, MD	Musculoskeletal Oncology: Analysis of Content and Comparison between MSTS Recognized and ACGME Accredited Fellowship Program Websites Jorge De Leon, MD Presentation Skill menu	Musculoskeletal Oncology: Analysis of Content and Comparison between MSTS Recognized and ACGME Accredited Fellowship Program Websites Jorge De Leon, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Musculoskeletal Oncology: Analysis of Content and Comparison between MSTS Recognized and ACGME Accredited Fellowship Program Websites Jorge De Leon, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Osteoporosis and the Female Athlete Alexis Rounds, MD	Osteoporosis and the Female Athlete Alexis Rounds, MD Presentation Skill menu	Osteoporosis and the Female Athlete Alexis Rounds, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Osteoporosis and the Female Athlete Alexis Rounds, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Femoral Tunnel Fixation for Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction in the Growing Patient is Safe for Future Growth Bruno Gross, MD	Femoral Tunnel Fixation for Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction in the Growing Patient is Safe for Future Growth Bruno Gross, MD Presentation Skill menu	Femoral Tunnel Fixation for Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction in the Growing Patient is Safe for Future Growth Bruno Gross, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Femoral Tunnel Fixation for Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction in the Growing Patient is Safe for Future Growth Bruno Gross, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Femoral Tunnel Fixation for Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction in the Growing Patient is Safe for Future Growth Bruno Gross, MD	Femoral Tunnel Fixation for Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction in the Growing Patient is Safe for Future Growth Bruno Gross, MD Presentation Skill menu	Femoral Tunnel Fixation for Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction in the Growing Patient is Safe for Future Growth Bruno Gross, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Femoral Tunnel Fixation for Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction in the Growing Patient is Safe for Future Growth Bruno Gross, MD Content Met Objectives menu
My Worst Complication: What I Learned from It Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD - Moderator	My Worst Complication: What I Learned from It Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD - Moderator Presentation Skill menu	My Worst Complication: What I Learned from It Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD - Moderator Knowledge of Subject menu	My Worst Complication: What I Learned from It Vinod K. Panchbhavi, MD - Moderator Content Met Objectives menu
Operating on Other Physicians ... What Could Go Wrong? Frank A. Buttacavoli, MD	Operating on Other Physicians ... What Could Go Wrong? Frank A. Buttacavoli, MD Presentation Skill menu	Operating on Other Physicians ... What Could Go Wrong? Frank A. Buttacavoli, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Operating on Other Physicians ... What Could Go Wrong? Frank A. Buttacavoli, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Volar Plates for Everyone? Scott E. Hecox, MD	Volar Plates for Everyone? Scott E. Hecox, MD Presentation Skill menu	Volar Plates for Everyone? Scott E. Hecox, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Volar Plates for Everyone? Scott E. Hecox, MD Content Met Objectives menu
When Everything That Can Go Wrong with a Knee Dislocation Does … and More William M. Weiss, MD	When Everything That Can Go Wrong with a Knee Dislocation Does … and More William M. Weiss, MD Presentation Skill menu	When Everything That Can Go Wrong with a Knee Dislocation Does … and More William M. Weiss, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	When Everything That Can Go Wrong with a Knee Dislocation Does … and More William M. Weiss, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Active Shooter: El Paso - When Lessons Are Dictated by the Circumstances William M. Weiss, MD	Active Shooter: El Paso - When Lessons Are Dictated by the Circumstances William M. Weiss, MD Presentation Skill menu	Active Shooter: El Paso - When Lessons Are Dictated by the Circumstances William M. Weiss, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Active Shooter: El Paso - When Lessons Are Dictated by the Circumstances William M. Weiss, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Low Vitamin D Levels in the Outpatient Orthopaedic Clinic Population Edward P. Southern, MD	Low Vitamin D Levels in the Outpatient Orthopaedic Clinic Population Edward P. Southern, MD Presentation Skill menu	Low Vitamin D Levels in the Outpatient Orthopaedic Clinic Population Edward P. Southern, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Low Vitamin D Levels in the Outpatient Orthopaedic Clinic Population Edward P. Southern, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Complications in Trauma Cases Patrick M. Osborn, MD	Complications in Trauma Cases Patrick M. Osborn, MD Presentation Skill menu	Complications in Trauma Cases Patrick M. Osborn, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications in Trauma Cases Patrick M. Osborn, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Complications in Trauma Cases Eric G. Verwiebe, MD	Complications in Trauma Cases Eric G. Verwiebe, MD Presentation Skill menu	Complications in Trauma Cases Eric G. Verwiebe, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications in Trauma Cases Eric G. Verwiebe, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Complications in Trauma Cases Ravi A. Karia, MD	Complications in Trauma Cases Ravi A. Karia, MD Presentation Skill menu	Complications in Trauma Cases Ravi A. Karia, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications in Trauma Cases Ravi A. Karia, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Complications in Trauma Cases John Hagedorn, MD	Complications in Trauma Cases John Hagedorn, MD Presentation Skill menu	Complications in Trauma Cases John Hagedorn, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications in Trauma Cases John Hagedorn, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Sports Medicine: What We Can Learn from Complications B. Christian Balldin, MD - Moderator	Sports Medicine: What We Can Learn from Complications B. Christian Balldin, MD - Moderator Presentation Skill menu	Sports Medicine: What We Can Learn from Complications B. Christian Balldin, MD - Moderator Knowledge of Subject menu	Sports Medicine: What We Can Learn from Complications B. Christian Balldin, MD - Moderator Content Met Objectives menu
Complications of Hip Arthroscopy Labral Repair/Reconstruction Paul C. Chin, MD, PhD	Complications of Hip Arthroscopy Labral Repair/Reconstruction Paul C. Chin, MD, PhD Presentation Skill menu	Complications of Hip Arthroscopy Labral Repair/Reconstruction Paul C. Chin, MD, PhD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications of Hip Arthroscopy Labral Repair/Reconstruction Paul C. Chin, MD, PhD Content Met Objectives menu
Complications of Biologics in Orthopedics Paul C. Chin, MD, PhD	Complications of Biologics in Orthopedics Paul C. Chin, MD, PhD Presentation Skill menu	Complications of Biologics in Orthopedics Paul C. Chin, MD, PhD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications of Biologics in Orthopedics Paul C. Chin, MD, PhD Content Met Objectives menu
Complications of Arthroscopic Superior Capsular Reconstruction Robert U. Hartzler, MD	Complications of Arthroscopic Superior Capsular Reconstruction Robert U. Hartzler, MD Presentation Skill menu	Complications of Arthroscopic Superior Capsular Reconstruction Robert U. Hartzler, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications of Arthroscopic Superior Capsular Reconstruction Robert U. Hartzler, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Complications of Arthroscopic All Inside ACL Reconstructions Clayton W. Nuelle, MD	Complications of Arthroscopic All Inside ACL Reconstructions Clayton W. Nuelle, MD Presentation Skill menu	Complications of Arthroscopic All Inside ACL Reconstructions Clayton W. Nuelle, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications of Arthroscopic All Inside ACL Reconstructions Clayton W. Nuelle, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Complications of Adolescent Patellofemoral Surgery Henry B. Ellis, Jr., MD	Complications of Adolescent Patellofemoral Surgery Henry B. Ellis, Jr., MD Presentation Skill menu	Complications of Adolescent Patellofemoral Surgery Henry B. Ellis, Jr., MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Complications of Adolescent Patellofemoral Surgery Henry B. Ellis, Jr., MD Content Met Objectives menu
ABOS Update 2020 Gregory A. Mencio, MD	ABOS Update 2020 Gregory A. Mencio, MD Presentation Skill menu	ABOS Update 2020 Gregory A. Mencio, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	ABOS Update 2020 Gregory A. Mencio, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Lunch Presentations: Biofilms: Diagnosis & Treatment Gerhard E. Maale, MD	Lunch Presentations: Biofilms: Diagnosis & Treatment Gerhard E. Maale, MD Presentation Skill menu	Lunch Presentations: Biofilms: Diagnosis & Treatment Gerhard E. Maale, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Lunch Presentations: Biofilms: Diagnosis & Treatment Gerhard E. Maale, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Lunch Presentations: Should Orthopaedic Oncologists Manage All Metastatic Disease? Rajiv Rajani, MD	Lunch Presentations: Should Orthopaedic Oncologists Manage All Metastatic Disease? Rajiv Rajani, MD Presentation Skill menu	Lunch Presentations: Should Orthopaedic Oncologists Manage All Metastatic Disease? Rajiv Rajani, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Lunch Presentations: Should Orthopaedic Oncologists Manage All Metastatic Disease? Rajiv Rajani, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Lunch Presentations: Developing a Secondary Fracture Prevention Program Kevin L. Kirk, DO	Lunch Presentations: Developing a Secondary Fracture Prevention Program Kevin L. Kirk, DO Presentation Skill menu	Lunch Presentations: Developing a Secondary Fracture Prevention Program Kevin L. Kirk, DO Knowledge of Subject menu	Lunch Presentations: Developing a Secondary Fracture Prevention Program Kevin L. Kirk, DO Content Met Objectives menu
New Surface Anatomical Landmarks can Guide Pedicle Screw Placement Using Cortical Bone Trajectory Nikhil Shelke, MD	New Surface Anatomical Landmarks can Guide Pedicle Screw Placement Using Cortical Bone Trajectory Nikhil Shelke, MD Presentation Skill menu	New Surface Anatomical Landmarks can Guide Pedicle Screw Placement Using Cortical Bone Trajectory Nikhil Shelke, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	New Surface Anatomical Landmarks can Guide Pedicle Screw Placement Using Cortical Bone Trajectory Nikhil Shelke, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Scoliosis Surgery in Beals Syndrome is More Challenging and Results in Higher Rates of Complications Jaclyn Kapilow, MD	Scoliosis Surgery in Beals Syndrome is More Challenging and Results in Higher Rates of Complications Jaclyn Kapilow, MD Presentation Skill menu	Scoliosis Surgery in Beals Syndrome is More Challenging and Results in Higher Rates of Complications Jaclyn Kapilow, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Scoliosis Surgery in Beals Syndrome is More Challenging and Results in Higher Rates of Complications Jaclyn Kapilow, MD Content Met Objectives menu
The Utility of Obtaining a CT Scan at 6 Months to Assess Fusion Mass and Impending Pseudoarthrosis Following a Posterior Vertebral Column Resection for Severe Spinal Deformity Kendall Anigian, MD	The Utility of Obtaining a CT Scan at 6 Months to Assess Fusion Mass and Impending Pseudoarthrosis Following a Posterior Vertebral Column Resection for Severe Spinal Deformity Kendall Anigian, MD Presentation Skill menu	The Utility of Obtaining a CT Scan at 6 Months to Assess Fusion Mass and Impending Pseudoarthrosis Following a Posterior Vertebral Column Resection for Severe Spinal Deformity Kendall Anigian, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	The Utility of Obtaining a CT Scan at 6 Months to Assess Fusion Mass and Impending Pseudoarthrosis Following a Posterior Vertebral Column Resection for Severe Spinal Deformity Kendall Anigian, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Hip Preservation: What Can Go Wrong Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD	Hip Preservation: What Can Go Wrong Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Presentation Skill menu	Hip Preservation: What Can Go Wrong Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Hip Preservation: What Can Go Wrong Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Wrong Patient Selection Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD	Wrong Patient Selection Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Presentation Skill menu	Wrong Patient Selection Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Wrong Patient Selection Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Technical Mistakes In the Surgery Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD	Technical Mistakes In the Surgery Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Presentation Skill menu	Technical Mistakes In the Surgery Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Technical Mistakes In the Surgery Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Content Met Objectives menu
Post-Operative Complications Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD	Post-Operative Complications Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Presentation Skill menu	Post-Operative Complications Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Knowledge of Subject menu	Post-Operative Complications Matthew R. Schmitz, MD or John J. Christoforetti, II, MD or Henry B. Ellis, Jr. MD or Casey D. Taber, MD Content Met Objectives menu

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* 1. Professional Classification:

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* 2. Specialty:

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* 3. Please evaluate the following using the evaluation scale below. Evaluation Scale: 4 = Strongly Agree | 3 = Agree | 2 = Disagree | 1 = Strongly Disagree

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* 4. The presentation was appropriate for the subject matter.

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* 5. This activity provided practical suggestions I can apply in my practice.

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* 6. This activity promotes improvement in healthcare and patient outcomes.

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* 7. This presentation was presented objectively and was free of commercial bias.

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* 8. Please identify any measureable changes that you will make to your practice as a result of this activity.

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* 9. Will you attempt to address these barriers in order to implement changes in your competence, performance, and/or patients’ outcomes?

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* 10. If you answered yes or no to #9 ... if Yes - How? If No - Why Not?

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* 11. The activity supported achievement of each of the learning objectives.

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* 12. Please rate the projected impact of this activity on your knowledge, competence, performance, and patient outcomes*: competence is defined as the ability to apply knowledge, skills, and judgment in practice (knowing how to do something).This activity increased my knowledge.

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* 13. This activity increased my competence.

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* 14. This activity improved my performance.

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* 15. This activity will improve my patient outcomes.

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* 16. If you answered yes to #12 - please describe:

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* 17. If you answered yes to #13 - please describe:

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* 18. If you answered yes to #14 - please describe:

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* 19. If you answered yes to #15 - please describe:

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* 20. Please indicate any barriers you perceive in implementing these changes.

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* 21. Please indicate which of the following American Board of Medical Specialties/Institute of Medicine core competencies were addressed by this educational activity (select all that apply):

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* 22. Please list any comments you have about the speaker(s) or any additional comments here:

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* 23. Will you attend TOA's February 5-6, 2021 Annual Conference in Austin?

* 3.
Please evaluate the following using the evaluation scale below.

Evaluation Scale:

4 = Strongly Agree | 3 = Agree | 2 = Disagree | 1 = Strongly Disagree

* 4.
The presentation was appropriate for the subject matter.

* 5.
This activity provided practical suggestions I can apply in my practice.

* 6.
This activity promotes improvement in healthcare and patient outcomes.

* 7.
This presentation was presented objectively and was free of commercial bias.

* 12.
Please rate the projected impact of this activity on your knowledge, competence, performance, and patient outcomes*: competence is defined as the ability to apply knowledge, skills, and judgment in practice (knowing how to do something).

This activity increased my knowledge.

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This activity increased my competence.

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This activity improved my performance.

* 15.
This activity will improve my patient outcomes.