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Presentation for Foot and Ankle 3.1
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Item Number: 4001
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By giving public presentations, you will increase your client base and your profile in your area of
expertise. Your community of patients - current and prospective - will begin talking about
your medical specialization and your expertise. Purchasing one of our community
presentations allows you to save time and money. The presentation material for general orthopaedics and for the foot and ankle area are
already formatted and included in PowerPoint slides. Our visually-pleasing, entertaining, and informative
presentations are designed to stand on their own. Or, depending on the occasion, you can quickly
add and delete information and tailor your presentation to your audience and your needs.
All Orthopaedic Seminar Institute T-books and PowerPoint presentations are labeled with their edition number. When you purchase one of our presentation products, you
will receive free upgrades for that series. For example, if you own a T-book that is labeled 3.1, you will be able to upgrade
to 3.2, 3.3, etc. Once a series has expired, the product can no longer be upgraded. A 3 series book can not be upgraded to a 4 series
book.
The Orthopaedic Seminar Institute provides
presentations for use in community and professional forums. Our materials give the presenting physician a quick way to save time
and money. Since each physician has a particular area of presentation strength as well as medical training
and expertise, customization is essential. It is important to adjust the presentation to fit the needs of the
specific community or educational event.
Our Foot and Ankle presentation, like all of our PowerPoint presentations, include more than enough
slides for multiple presentations. Please make your own adjustments to the presentations: omit or update each slide for your target audience, orthopaedic specialty, and professional goals. The topics presented are for informational
purposes only. The staff of the Orthopaedic Seminar Institute are not orthopaedic surgeons and they do not know everything about the field of
orthopaedics.
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