Plastic Surgery Coding Workshop
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Event Overview
ASPS Plastic Surgery Coding Workshop
March 17-18, 2023 | Virtual
Audience: Plastic Surgeons, Residents, Allied Health Professionals
Expected Attendance: 150
Summary
The ASPS Plastic Surgery Coding Workshop combines the knowledge of our member surgeons, veteran professional coders and our Coding and Payment Policy Committee. This peer-reviewed, comprehensive course focuses on the broad issues of practice management and reimbursement and delves into the case based instruction of the new Coding standards. This year's course will be available exclusively in an on-demand and virtual format with the opportunity to reach a larger audience than ever before. It will also feature recent updates to Evaluation & Management and Breast codes.
Sponsorship Opportunities
CODING WORKSHOP SPONSOR BENEFITS: $5,000
- One pre- and post- meeting attendee mailing list
- Recognition in all program materials: print and online *
- Opportunity to provide one "digital folder" insert for attendees
- Three company representatives invited to attend
- Recognition on Coding Workshop meeting platform with 100-word company description, video (up to five minutes) and three resource links
Branding Opportunities
CODING WORKSHOP SCHEDULE PAGE ADVERTISING PLACEMENT: $1,000
- 250 x 250 ad placed on main page of meeting conference site
- Includes link out to external website
"TIPS BEFORE YOU CLICK" EMAIL: $1,000
- Sponsor logo prominently placed at the bottom of the email sent to all attendees
- Sponsor logo linked to external website
- Opportunity to add one resource item attachment to email
"THANK YOU" EMAIL: $1,000
- Sponsor logo prominently placed at the bottom of the email sent to all attendees
- Sponsor logo linked to external website
- Opportunity to add one resource item attachment to email
* As per the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) Standards for Integrity and Independence in Accredited Continuing Education effective January 1, 2022, accredited providers must not share the names or contact information of learners with any ineligible company or its agents without the explicit consent of the individual learner. Therefore, mailing lists will include information of learners who have provided explicit consent for the sharing of their information with ineligible companies
