NASS International Annual Meeting: Bangkok
July 19-21, 2023

Bangkok, Thailand

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NASS International Annual Meeting: Bangkok
July 19-21, 2023

Bangkok, Thailand

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Coding Update Course
March 31-April 1, 2023

New Orleans, LA

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Coding Update Course
March 31-April 1, 2023

New Orleans, LA

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NASS Releases New Coverage Recommendations for Vertebral Augmentation

As part of its mission to foster the highest quality, evidence-based and ethical spine care, NASS continues to develop credible and reasonable coverage recommendations to assist payors, providers, and patients in defining appropriate and fair coverage decisions.

NASS Gets Face Time with the New Congress

The 118th Congress was officially sworn into office on January 7th. While it may have got off to a slow start, the new Congress is beginning to reach its stride. Party leaders and committee chairs are beginning to lay out their priorities and agendas for these next two years. With that in mind, NASS staff has been quick to act. We have been meeting face to face with many members of Congress and their staff to talk about the critical issues that spine specialists face and what we want Congress to do about them.

NASS to Participate in SpineWeek 2023

NASS, along with leading spine societies from around the globe will participate in the 5th Annual SpineWeek, May 1-5, in Melbourne, Australia to present the latest developments in multidisciplinary spine care education, research and innovation.

SpineLine, Editor in Chief, F. Todd Wetzel Explores the Issues with Patient Satisfaction Surveys

In the most recent issue of SpineLine, Editor in Chief, F. Todd Wetzel, MD, explores the problems with patient satisfaction surveys and their prevalence in the lives of all practicing clinicians and administrators.

NASS Signs On the Multi-Society Pain Work Group Letter on Oklahoma Scope of Practice Bill

The bill proposes a new definition of “interventional pain management” as health care delivery, as opposed to the practice of medicine, and would expand opportunities for certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) to perform interventional pain procedures.

Patient Resource: KnowYourBack.org

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