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New events are added throughout the year, so be sure to check back regularly.
This webinar will demonstrate the importance of Quality Improvement in advancing surgical outcomes in spinal deformity using real-world examples. Topics will include the importance of device tracking, QI projects being performed on SPP/SQID data and testimonials from top-performing SPP/SQID participants.
Take a look at where we’ve been in recent years, and check back often to stay connected at future events.
Participants and non-participants are encouraged to join us for the 2024 SPP participant forum! We will be discussing the 2023 dashboard, new program modules, updates to QI project processes, and best practices. This event will be moderated by Dr. Salil Upasani and Dr. Joshua Pahys, our SPP HSG ambassadors.
During the SRS Annual Meeting in Montreal, Medtronic hosted a special dinner event on How Data Impacts Outcomes: A Review of Adult and Pediatric Spinal Deformity. This surgeon-moderated dinner event is in collaboration with International Spine Study Group, European Spine Study Group, and Setting Scoliosis Straight.
During the 26th IMAST Meeting in Amsterdam, Setting Scoliosis Straight will hold an exhibition booth for the Surgeon Performance Program. Drop by our booth to learn more about this quality improvement initiative to improve surgeon performance and better patient outcomes.
During the Pediatric Spinal Deformity: On the Cutting Edge VII: a comprehensive pediatric spine course, the Surgeon Performance Program will be promoted through a Lunchtime Symposium. Join us on Comparing, Discussing & Improving Surgical Performance through Quality Improvement Registries! Listen from program participants during our panel discussion and participate in the Q&A!