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Shands Circle

Shands Circle
Platinum Level Donors
 

Shands Circle Platinum Level donors have committed $1million and above to OREF.
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What's New at OREF

CLINICIAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
 

88% INCREASE IN 2010-2011 GRANT FUNDS for OREF Clinician Development Program (CDP) thanks to six renewing and six new corporate partners.  Read about growth in funding and industry partnerships. 

DePuy Spine TOP CONTRIBUTOR to 2010-2011 OREF CDP at more than $2 million.

Smith & Nephew renews participation in OREF CDP with $1 million for 2010-2011.
 

INDIVDIUAL GRANTS & AWARDS

Applications for Project Year 2010 funding now in review.  Grant recipients to be announced here March 10, 2010.  Stay tuned...

NEW PATIENT INFORMATION: How research and education funded by OREF bring better care to patients at www.lifeisamovingexperience.org

New agreement between OREF and AAOS strengthens working relationship toward raising more funds for orthopaedic surgeon education programs.

ALL OF THE ABOVE
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WE PROUDLY RECOGNIZE
THESE CORPORATE PARTNERS
for their support of the
OREF Clinician Development
Program (CDP) for the
2010-2011 academic year


$2 million plus



 

$1 million to $1,999,999 

DePuy

   
 
 
 
Biomet

Smith & Nephew

  

$250,000 to $499,999 

Stryker

Pfizer

 




$75,000 to $249,999 

Exactech
  

Synthes

Wright

Orthofix
 

Additional Support 

Medtronic

Many Thanks to
All Corporate Supporters
of OREF's Mission



Your Practice: Improved By OREF-funded Research

Joseph M. Lane, M.D.
Joseph M. Lane, M.D.

How Dr. Lane's Research Improved Your Practice: Dr. Lane's research advanced that of Dr. Urist*, whose efforts led to the development of Bone Morphogenetic Protein (BMP). Dr. Lane's work helped lead to the next generation of BMPs and collagraft, a synthetic bone graft substitute.

The results: Your patients' fractures heal faster -- and their prosthetics function better -- in part because of this OREF-funded research.
 
*Marshall Urist, M.D., received funding from OREF that launched his ground-breaking career as a clinician scientist.




 

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