International Orthopedic Society Leaders Support Beijing Declaration for Better Care

The International President Forum, advocating the establishment of an international cooperation platform for promoting high-level medical services, recently met during the Chinese Orthopedic Association 2011 Congress, according to a meeting news release.

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Presidents of more than 60 national orthopedic societies gathered for the meeting to build a China-centered platform for international cooperation. Efforts were made to provide a model for reducing medical costs and coping with the financial crises for medical providers in developing and developed countries.

At the meeting, the IPF adopted and released a Beijing Declaration calling for:
•    Cooperation among professionals, industries and patient organizations
•    Advocacy appealing to the government to increase funding
•    Research to emphasize translational and interdisciplinary research with clinical application
•    Highest patient care possible with an emphasis on quality assurance, patient safety and medical ethics

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