aapmr - san diego

[oreosandsake]

see you there!

who's going?

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[cbest]

Just arrived and stoked to get away from the Chicago winter for a few days!

 

[lobelsteve]

See you there GCC.

 

[ampaphb]

During residency, I went every year. I went for two or three years after, and found the meeting less and less useful. So I am curious - if you went this year, did you learn anything?

Specifically, to those who do spine and pain - would you go again next year? Or just go to ISIS?

 

[RUOkie]

During residency, I went every year. I went for two or three years after, and found the meeting less and less useful. So I am curious - if you went this year, did you learn anything?

Specifically, to those who do spine and pain - would you go again next year? Or just go to ISIS?

I have found them more useful lately. The networking is good as well. I have found most of the Spine talks to be lacking, but the sports stuff is excellent. But I also do not do interventional spine.

 

[Disciple]

During residency, I went every year. I went for two or three years after, and found the meeting less and less useful. So I am curious - if you went this year, did you learn anything?

Specifically, to those who do spine and pain - would you go again next year? Or just go to ISIS?

I went for the Stem Cell-State of the Evidence pre-course. I tend to go when it's geographically convenient, more for networking purposes. Much of the new educational content now requires additional work-shop ticket fees to attend.

I don't know, for educational purposes I might start doing ISIS/American Med. Society for Sports Med combo.

 

[Disciple]

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[Disciple]

I have found most of the Spine talks to be lacking, but the sports stuff is excellent.

I would agree. There are some holdovers and new blood, but it seems like most of the Spine guys have left the building.

 

[nvrsumr]

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