Outpatient Surgery Magazine, providing current information on Surgical Services, Surgical Facility Administration, Outpatient Surgery News and Trends, OR Excellence and more.
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1 2 S U P P L E M E N T T O O U T P A T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E J U N E 2 0 1 6 Point Resort and Spa, a wonderful, intimate hotel with terrific onsite dining, its own private island, beautiful pools and outdoor activities, a top notch spa and much more. We have reserved virtu- ally all the meeting space and expect to sell out all the guest rooms, so it'll be a good bet that everyone you bump into on the property is part of the ORX family. No other surgical meeting provides this level of intimacy, friendliness and networking power. You'll leave ORX with great contacts and wonderful memories. And by the way, average temperatures in mid-October are in the 70s (at night) and 80s (during the day). It doesn't get much better than that. 4. We make the exhibit hall fun. We make the 5 hours of exhibit-hall time fun by mixing 2 of our favorite activities: shopping and happy hour. On opening night, come shop the latest patient warming systems, orthopedic instruments, patient safety gadgets and other OR solutions while sipping on a glass of wine poured for you by the vendors themselves. And after Thursday's sessions, come have some fun trying out vendors' specialty tropical cocktails during our Margarita Madness event. Both complimentary events are great ways for you to chat and socialize with your vendor-partners. 5. You'll meet people just like you. ORX is the ideal conference for meeting surgical leaders who share your passion, goals and, yes, problems that need solving. We attract facility leaders from some of the nation's biggest and busiest hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers. You'll rub elbows with dozens of leaders who run facilities that are in the nation's top 10% of surgical SIP AND SHOP You'll enjoy Wednesday night wine-tasting and Thursday night cocktail-tasting recep- tions, where exhibitors pour small (or not-so-small) samples from their booths. Pamela Bevelhymer, RN, BSN