The primary goal of ISoPS is to integrate and coordinate the fragmented efforts of pelvic and acetabular surgeons around the world into a single organization and community that will ultimately improve patient care.
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Clinical Practice Guidelines through analysis of available literature and establishment of Consensus Statements.
Defining the fundamental standards of competency and knowledge to safely and effectively practice pelvic and acetabular reconstructive surgery through a tiered certification and qualification program.
Interdisciplinary educational offerings through publications and courses to enhance collaboration with colleagues in Urology, Critical Surgery, Anesthesiology and Interventional Radiology to improve the care delivered to poly-trauma patients with Pelvic Trauma.
One of the primary aims of the ISoPS is to connect like-minded orthopedic surgeons with an interest in advancing care for patients with pelvic and acetabular trauma. Opportunities for individual involvement can be at many levels: suggesting a new study idea, being involved with protocol development and study design, manuscript preparation and publication, or simply contributing patients to studies of interest. It is hoped that by having a large group of international surgeons from many institutions, that large, well-designed studies can be performed to answer problematic issues pertaining to treatment and management of complex and controversial injuries.
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