The Basic Science and Research on-line course objective is to support the required basic and advanced knowledge and skills for the orthopaedic community.
Who should attend
- Residents and young specialists that require updated summarized concepts in orthopaedic basic science to prepare for exams (EBOT, national registration & other).
- Orthopaedic surgeons that plan to enter research – young specialists, residents or specialists planning to start or participate in projects, specialists screening new hypothesis to start new projects reviewing current state of the art and research opportunities.
This on-line course will integrate 4 moduli covering:
i) study design,
ii) biology,
iii) biomechanics and biomaterials,
iv) fundamentals of general orthopaedic science.
Upon mandatory registration, the participants will receive
i) lectures,
ii) material on the curriculum topics.
MCQs will be provided at the end of each presentation and attendance to the course will be awarded with an EFORT certificate.
More information: http://efortnet.conference2web.com/#!courses