Or read below to find out the benefits of licensing Your Orthopaedic Connection for your practice.
Licensing Your Orthopaedic Connection
Customize the peer-reviewed, physician
developed information on the Your Orthopaedic Connection (YOC) website
with your practice information. With this feature, articles that
appear on the YOC website through links from
your practice’s website will include your name and practice information.
It’s
easy. Simply register, select the articles you want to link to, click
a button, and the html code is generated. Your web programmer can add
this code to your website, and the links are ready to go!
Click here to see how this works.
When using these links to get
to YOC, your patients will be taken to a page that includes
your name and practice information along with the patient education
content.
Of course, you can always link to YOC under the free linking policy described
in the What is Your Linking Policy? section below. With this
option, your patient will see only a generic version of the articles that does not
include your name and practice information.
Printed articles can be customized with your practice information. Register, use the customized links, and print patient education materials. Have customized patient education materials onhand to give to your patients or to have on display in your waiting room.
Printing patient education "on demand" reduces the amount of space that you need to store patient education materials.
The patient education articles will be regularly reviewed and updated automatically.
Click here to see how this works.
When you link to Your Orthopaedic Connection (YOC) through the customization program, you get access can create and print any number of customized lists of YOC patient education material.
that allows you to create, name, and print any number of customized
lists of YOC patient education material.
Photocopy these lists and have them on hand to check off specific YOC articles you would like your patients to view at their leisure on their own computers.
Click here to see how this works.
Individuals and medical practices may license
the content through this program. Medical practices must subscribe
through individuals, rather than as an organizational customer.
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons is currently reviewing
its corporate and institutional licensing programs. If you would
like to be contacted regarding corporate and institutional licensing,
please contact
us.
Yes. Various types of licensing subscriptions are available. Contact us for more information.
Simply click here to subscribe to this service. Once you have subscribed,
click here to log into the site in order to
- select articles and generate html links
to them to paste into your own web pages
- select articles and print out checklists of patient education materials
to copy and have on hand to give to patients
- update practice information
Use the links created above (log in is not necessary) to produce and
print patient education materials that includes your practice
information
For answers to technical questions, contact Your
Orthopaedic Connection technical support:
For special licensing requests, contact Jane Baque, Senior Manager, Online Publications
Any web site is encouraged to link to either the homepage of Your
Orthopaedic Connection (OrthoInfo.aaos.org) or to any of the interior pages and documents
of Your Orthopaedic Connection, adhering to the following rules:
- Any web site may link directly to Your Orthopaedic Connection or
any interior page. Using this method, control is transferred from
the originating web site to the web site maintained by the AAOS.
- Any web site may link to Your Orthopaedic Connection or
any interior page by opening a new browser window that displays
the AAOS's content. Using this method, two (or more) browser windows
are open (one from the originating web site and one or more containing
information from Your Orthopaedic Connection).
- Web sites may not link to Your Orthopaedic
Connection using frames, in which material in Your Orthopaedic
Connection would be framed within the originating web site.
Click here for a list of other patient education materials from the AAOS.
