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What is the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE?

The ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE contains tutorials, online lectures, podcasts, and test questions  in the following areas: Basic Science, Elbow, Foot and Ankle, Hand, Hip,  Knee, Orthobiologics and Pharmacologics, Pediatric Orthopedics, Spine, Sports  Medicine, Trauma, and Tumor.

Tutorials provide you with an overview of  important topics and focus on areas such as clinical and radiographic  features, diagnosis, risk factors, evaluation, treatment options, and patient  outcomes. Throughout each tutorial, you will be able to access images including  clinical photographs, radiographs, and magnetic resonance images. If you would  like additional information on a specific topic, bibliographies are included  at the conclusion of each tutorial.

Online lectures simulate the  lecture experience. Experts in the orthopedic community provide lectures in their  respective specialty area. The slides automatically advance along with the  audio, and a transcript of the lecture is shown below the  slides.

Podcasts are audio recordings focused on a specific topic. Experts in the field of  orthopedics record these 10-15 minute discussions on issues that pertain to  their specialties.

Test questions serve as excellent ways to test  your knowledge. Hundreds of multiple-choice questions will test your knowledge  in all areas of orthopedics. You may choose to either take a standard test or  you can customize a test of up to 50 questions that will focus on the topics  in which you need the most practice. Visit our Question Bank to take  advantage of this resource.


  Who will benefit from  accessing the information posted on the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE?


The ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE, launched in 1997, was the first online, interactive  orthopedic review of its kind. The ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE offers a comprehensive  review course through the World Wide Web to residents studying for the OITE  and board exams and practicing physicians preparing for recertification. The  Web site also provides useful information to nurses and operating room  technicians.

The information is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so  you can explore the material at your own pace and convenience.


What are the minimum PC requirements needed to access the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE?

Browser:
You will need a browser that will accept frames. It should be set to enable Java, JavaScript, and style sheets. It should also be set to accept cookies.

System  Requirements:
This site is designed to support Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 and Mozilla  Firefox 2 or greater. With:
  • Javascript
  • Cookies
  • Adobe Flash Player
  • Adobe Acrobat Reader
  • Real Media Player
For the best experience, we recommend a monitor resolution of 1024x768 pixels or  greater, and a color depth of 256 or greater. If you are using older versions,other browsers, or have any of the above  requirements disabled, certain areas of this web site may not function as intended.


Is there a cost to access the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE  or obtain CME?

The ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE is a free educational  Web site for the orthopedic community. There is no cost for you to access the  ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE or to obtain CME credits. The ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE  is an independent CME activity supported by an educational grant from  Stryker®. The Web site does not include any product advertisements.


How often is the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE updated?

 
The ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE is constantly updated and expanded to include  the most accurate and relevant information available for orthopedic  professionals. We have recruited leading experts and teachers in the orthopedic  community to serve as editors and authors. Before any new material is posted on  the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE, it is thoroughly reviewed by co-Chief Medical  Editors, Frank J. Frassica, MD. and Robert D. D'Ambrosia, MD.


How can I earn CME credits on the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE?

Vindico Medical Education is accredited by the Accreditation Council for  Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to sponsor continuing medical education for  physicians. The time that you spend on the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE will be  monitored for the purpose of issuing CME credit. Vindico Medical Education  designates this educational activity on an hour-for-hour basis for up to 50 hours in  category 1 credit (per calendar year) toward the AMA Physician's Recognition  Award.

After you log on to the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE, read the CME  objectives and instructions for obtaining credit. This information can by  found by clicking on the "Earn up to 50 CME credits per year" button that is  located on the left side of the page.

Time that you spend on the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE is not cumulative from session to session - you must apply for CME credit at the end of each session. If you leave the Web site before  applying for credit, you will not receive credit for that session. You must  NOT hit refresh or resize your browser window.

Applying for credit is fast and simple: Before ending your session, click on the 'Obtain CME' link on the left side of the page. Complete and submit the electronic registration  and evaluation forms. Upon confirmation of your activity, Vindico Medical  Education will award a CME certificate instantaneously through e-mail.

International Users: If your country recognizes United States-approved CME as  valid credits in medical education, then the credits you can earn on the  ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE can be applied to your country's continuing medical  education program.


Whom do I contact for  questions or comments about editorial content?

Please email contact@ortho.hyperguides.com for any questions or comments pertaining to editorial content on the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE.


Whom do I contact if I  experience technical difficulties while on the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE?

If you experience technical difficulties while on the ORTHOPEDICS HYPERGUIDE, contact webmaster@VindicoMedEd.com
 

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