false
Catalog
Closing Plenary Session Featuring PhyzTalks
Session Recording
Session Recording
Back to course
[Please upgrade your browser to play this video content]
Video Transcription
Video Summary
The 2024 AAPMNR Annual Assembly was a successful event featuring groundbreaking education and inspiring speakers. The assembly focused on networking, learning opportunities, and cutting-edge research within physical medicine and rehabilitation (PMNR). Participants were encouraged to shape the 2025 Assembly by submitting session proposals and research abstracts.<br /><br />A key highlight was the Fizz Talk presentations, where six physiatrists shared personal and professional stories. Dr. Sam Mayer discussed preparing PMNR residents for future practice, while Dr. Orinicha Jumriyanbong highlighted AI and VR's potential in global pain management. Dr. Amy Ng shared her journey through breast cancer, emphasizing the importance of support and empathy in patient care. Dr. Max Hurwitz's presentation on street medicine and disability in the homeless population earned him the 2024 Fizz Talks Award. He demonstrated how street medicine addresses health injustices by providing care to those without shelter.<br /><br />Dr. Marcos Enriquez discussed the impact of global health and medical mission trips in the Dominican Republic. Dr. Amy West highlighted the connection between metabolic health and musculoskeletal disorders by comparing patient experiences and identifying lifestyle factors that contribute to health issues.<br /><br />The event culminated with a commitment to advancing PMNR through innovative rehabilitative care, addressing healthcare disparities, and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. Attendees were encouraged to participate in the planning and development of future assemblies, with the next meeting scheduled for October 2025 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Keywords
AAPMNR Annual Assembly
physical medicine
rehabilitation
networking
Fizz Talk presentations
AI and VR
street medicine
healthcare disparities
interdisciplinary collaboration
global health
metabolic health
×
Please select your language
1
English