The AAHKS Awards

Each year, the Annual Meeting Program Committee selects three outstanding papers for AAHKS Awards presented at the Annual Meeting. Authors of papers selected for podium presentations must have submitted manuscripts by logging in to the AAHKS Submission System by the deadline in order to be considered. Read the instructions for podium presenters.

Benefits of the AAHKS Awards

  • Paper presentation at the AAHKS Annual Meeting
  • $1,000 honorarium to the investigator
  • Award plaque for the Rand Award given to the senior author
  • Award plaques for the Dorr and Clinical Awards given to the presenters
  • Award certificates for the co-authors
  • Waiver of meeting registration fee
  • Manuscript submission to The Journal of Arthroplasty for publication consideration with acknowledgement of the Award

 

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Lawrence D. Dorr, MD presents Ashton H. Goldman, MD with the 2018 Lawrence D. Dorr Surgical Techniques & Technologies Award.

The Lawrence D. Dorr Surgical Techniques & Technologies Award

The Award for Advancements in Surgical Techniques and Technologies was established in honor of Lawrence D. Dorr, MD, a founding member and past president of AAHKS. The purpose of the Award is to instill continuing interest in surgical innovation and new techniques within reconstructive surgery. The most outstanding paper that embodies Dr. Dorr’s commitment to the highest standards of orthopaedic knowledge will be selected for presentation at the Annual Meeting.
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James A. Browne, MD presents Charles P. Hannon, MD with the 2018 James A. Rand Young Investigators Award.

The James A. Rand Young Investigator’s Award

AAHKS established a young investigator’s research award in honor of James A. Rand, MD, founding member and past president of the Association. The purpose of the Award is to recognize a young investigator who demonstrates clinical excellence in knee-related research. The most outstanding paper that embodies Dr. Rand’s commitment to the highest standards of orthopaedic knowledge will be selected for presentation at the Annual Meeting.

To be eligible, the young researcher must be the principal investigator of the research submitted and less than five years in active practice from the date of application. Research must be knee-related.
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Mark I. Froimson, MD, MBA presents Aidin Eslam Pour, MD with the 2018 AAHKS Clinical Research Award.

The AAHKS Clinical Research Award

The Clinical Research Award is given in recognition of an outstanding clinical paper in the field of hip and knee arthroplasty.