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Conference program schedule outlining sessions, speakers, and topics related to orthopaedic medical coding, billing practices, reimbursement regulations, and compliance issues during the FOS & BSOF Coding & Reimbursement Conference held in Orlando on December 10–11, 2021.
Year:
2021
Event:
FOS & BSOF Coding & Reimbursement Conference
Dates:
December 10–11, 2021
Location:
Hilton Orlando, Orlando, Florida, United States
Document type:
Conference program schedule
Subject:
Medical coding, billing, reimbursement, and compliance in orthopaedics
Industry:
Healthcare administration and medical billing
Organizing entity:
Karen Zupko & Associates Coding Course
Speakers:
Sarah Wiskerchen; Lynn Anderanin; Brittany O’Neil; Scott Kraft
Topics covered:
CPT and NCCI updates for 2022; evaluation and management coding changes; Medicare billing for physician assistants and nurse practitioners; surgical modifiers; fracture coding; arthroscopy coding; radiology in orthopaedics; federal No Surprises Act billing implications; auditing trends; physical therapy coding; workers compensation payment disputes; billing compliance strategies
Target audience:
Orthopaedic practice administrators, medical coders, billing specialists, compliance professionals
Sessions:
Educational lectures, vendor presentations, networking reception
Geographic focus:
United States healthcare reimbursement system
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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Year:
2017
Region / City:
MDSC
Theme:
Scouting Fundraising
Document Type:
Presentation Outline
Organization / Institution:
MDSC
Author:
Not specified
Target Audience:
Scouting families and volunteers
Period of Validity:
2017
Approval Date:
Not specified
Date of Changes:
Not specified
Suggested Donation Amount:
$250
Payment Methods:
Check, Credit Card, Online Payment, Pledge
Matching Gifts:
Available through participating companies
Additional Information:
FOS Brochure form available on the MDSC website
Organization:
The Associated Students of Colorado State University
Session:
55th Senate
Date:
September 9, 2025
Document type:
Bill/Resolution/LEX
Subject:
Amendment of BSOF composition
Related documents:
ASCSU Constitution Section 904; BSOF Bylaws Article III Section 1; BSOF Bylaws Article II Section 5
Written by:
Sophie Nannemann, Director of Financial Operations
Collaborated with:
Hayden Taylor, Senator, College of Liberal Arts
Sponsored by:
Enock Monanti, Associate Senator for the Black/African American Culture Center; Chair of The Students of the Oval caucus
Endorsed by:
Andrew White, Chief of Operations; Joseph Godshall, Vice President of ASCSU and Student Fee Review Board Chair; Maddie Bagnall, BSOF member; Areen Akbar, BSOF member; Ben Gregg, Director of Unified Success and BSOF member; William Shefte, BSOF member; Sean Lancey, Deputy Director of Policy Initiatives
Legislative action:
Amendment to governing constitution and bylaws
Voting requirement:
Quorum of 8 of 12 members; no proxy votes permitted
Forwarded to:
Director of Finance; Deputy Director of Finance; Assistant Director of Involvement in SLiCE, BSOF Advisor; ASCSU President; ASCSU Speaker of the Senate; ASCSU Advisor and SLiCE Accounting Support; Director of Student Leadership Involvement and Community Engagement (SLiCE)
Year:
2026
Region / City:
Northern Ireland (Belfast and/or locations across Northern Ireland)
Theme:
Employment, Trade Union, Recruitment
Document Type:
Job Advertisement
Organization / Institution:
UNISON
Author:
UNISON
Target Audience:
Job Seekers, Trade Union Candidates
Period of Validity:
12 months
Approval Date:
Not specified
Amendment Date:
Not specified
Context:
Job advertisement for Local Organiser roles within the UNISON trade union, focusing on recruitment, campaigning, and organising in Northern Ireland.
Year:
2026
Region / City:
East Midlands
Topic:
Trade union job vacancy
Document Type:
Job Advertisement
Organization:
UNISON
Author:
UNISON
Target Audience:
Public service workers, trade union candidates
Period of Validity:
Fixed term until 08.12.2026
Approval Date:
Not specified
Amendment Date:
Not specified
Year:
2026
Region / city:
Cymru Wales / Cardiff
Theme:
Trade union recruitment, public services
Document type:
Job vacancy
Organization:
UNISON
Author:
UNISON
Target audience:
Individuals with experience in recruitment, organising, and campaigning
Duration:
18 months
Approval date:
2026
Amendment date:
2026
Description:
Job vacancy for a Local Organiser at UNISON, focusing on recruitment and retention of members within the public services sector in the Cymru region.
Event:
International Conference on Stem Cells & Life Science
Dates:
10–11 September 2021
Venue:
ULIS Sunwah Center, Vietnam National University Hanoi (VNUH)
Country:
Vietnam
Type of document:
Conference agenda
Themes:
Stem cells; Life science; Genomic editing; Regenerative medicine; Clinical applications; Cell-based products
Sessions:
5
Activities:
Registration; Opening ceremony; Invited lectures; Oral presentations; Poster evaluation; Discussions; Award ceremony; Closing remarks; Welcome dinner
Participating institutions:
Vietnam National University Hanoi; National Yang-Ming University; NARO Japan; VNU University of Science; VNU University of Medicine and Pharmacy; Military Institute of Preventive Medicine; Vinmec Institute for Applied Sciences and Regenerative Medicine; Institute of Biotechnology VAST; Vietnam National University of Agriculture; Hospital of Post and Telecommunication
Target audience:
Researchers; Academics; Clinicians; Graduate students
Course Code:
COS121
Course Title:
Bible I: Introduction
Term:
Spring 2026
Class Dates:
March 13–14 and April 10–11, 2026
Format:
Online via Zoom
Instructor:
Chris Haynes
Contact Email:
[email protected]
Contact Phone:
931-239-6930
Course Description Source:
GBHEM
Primary Focus:
Biblical interpretation, canon formation, and exegetical methodology
Biblical Texts Covered:
Genesis, Hosea, Amos, Mark, Philippians
Required Textbooks:
Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart, How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth; John Hayes and Carl Holladay, Biblical Exegesis: A Beginner’s Handbook; Bernard Anderson, The Unfolding Drama of the Bible
Required Reference Works:
The Interpreter’s One-Volume Commentary; HarperCollins Bible Dictionary; New Interpreter’s Study Bible—NRSV
Video Platform:
Vimeo
Assessment Method:
Points-based grading system
Total Points:
100
Grading Scale:
A (90–100), B (80–89), C (70–79), D (60–69), F (below 60)
Pre-Course Work Deadline:
March 10, 2026
Mid-Course Work Deadline:
April 7, 2026
Assignments:
Study questions, analytical papers, Zoom attendance, introductory Bible study session development
Court:
Supreme Court
Case No.:
A 2/2024
Year:
2024
Hearing Date:
10–11 February 2025
Location:
B-Court
Coram:
Shivute CJ; Damaseb DCJ; Mainga JA; Angula JA; Smuts AJA
Parties:
Panduleni Filemon Bango Itula v President of the Republic of Namibia & 33 Others
Subject Matter:
Presidential Election Challenge
Legal Basis:
Namibian Constitution; Electoral Act; Rule 7 of the Supreme Court Rules on Presidential Election Challenges
Relief Sought:
Declaration of unlawfulness and unconstitutionality of Proclamation No. 34 of 2024; nullification of 2024 Presidential Election results; order for fresh election; costs
Respondents:
President; Attorney General; Electoral Commission of Namibia; Chief Electoral Officer; President-elect; SWAPO; Others
Additional Applicants:
Landless People’s Movement (29th respondent); Bernadus Swartbooi (30th respondent)
Counsel for Applicant:
Conradie Incorporated
Counsel for Respondents:
Office of the Government Attorney; Andreas-Hamunyela Legal Practitioners; Sisa Namandje Incorporated; Dr Weder, Kauta & Hoveka Incorporated
Year:
2016
Location:
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Target Group:
8th and 10th grade US Government students
Proposed Dates:
October 10–11, 2016
Proposed Cost:
$175–$200
Minimum Number of Students:
40
Maximum Number of Students:
80
Minimum Number of Parents:
6
Maximum Number of Parents:
15
Accommodation:
Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District, 400 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Transportation:
Huber’s Bus Service, 55-passenger charter bus
Activities:
Eastern State Penitentiary tour, Constitutional Walking Tour, National Constitution Center visit, Scavenger Hunt, Spirits of ’76 Ghost Tour
Meals:
Breakfast and lunch included; optional group dinner at City Tavern
Itinerary Type:
Two-day educational field trip
Educational Focus:
US Government, American history, Philadelphia historical sites
Event:
NSK Teamzeilen 2025
Dates:
10–11 May 2025
Location:
Kralingse Plas, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Organizing Authority:
NSK Commissie R.S.Z.V.
Host Club:
R.S.Z.V.
Document Type:
Local Sailing Instructions
Applicable Rules:
Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS) 90.2; 2K Standard Sailing Instructions (Version 2025)
Boat Type:
J22
Event Format:
Round robin series followed by knockout final
Registration Period:
9 May 2025, 1800h–2000h
Prize Giving:
11 May 2025, 1600h
Addenda:
Addendum E (Eligible Teams and Pairing List), Addendum F (Event Programme and Format), Addendum G (Equipment List), Addendum H (Damage Charges)
Year:
2024
Dates:
June 10, 2024; June 11, 2024
Region / City:
Alameda County, California
Issuing Body:
Alameda County Health, County of Alameda
Department Address:
1000 San Leandro Boulevard, Suite 300, San Leandro, CA 94577
Director:
Colleen Chawla
RFP Number:
ACH-900524
Project Title:
Program and Outcome Evaluation Services for Peer Led Continuum Forensic and Reentry Services Project
Document Type:
Attendee List
Event Type:
Networking/Bidders Conferences
Related Notice:
Addendum electronically issued to potential bidders and posted on the General Services Agency (GSA) Contracting Opportunities website
Participants:
Adam Dietz; DNA Global; AC Health; RDA Consulting
Conference Location:
Alameda County, California
Source Organization Website:
Health.AlamedaCountyCA.gov
Year:
2022
Dates:
December 10 & 11, 2022
City:
Istanbul
Country:
Turkey
Format:
Online
Language:
English translated into Turkish
Type of Document:
Online class announcement and registration information
Program Title:
SELF I-DENTITY through HOʻOPONOPONO® Basic I
Organization:
IZI LLC
Local Coordinator:
ITREE Eğitim Danışmanlık
Instructors:
Şirin Duruk; Sena Alp
Founder of Process:
Morrnah Nalamaku Simeona
Contact Person:
Şirin Duruk
Registration Deadline for Pre-Registration:
December 3, 2022
Class Hours:
10:00 am – 5:00 pm (Turkey Local Time, GMT +3)
Registration Fees:
900–3600 TRY depending on category
Materials Provided:
Downloadable Basic I Manual and Tool Menu for new students
Copyright Holder:
IZI LLC
Cancellation Policy:
Event may be cancelled by IZI LLC
Year:
2023
Location:
New York, NY, USA
Event Type:
Online Business Workshop
Organization:
IZI LLC
Instructors:
Linda Sunrise Dunatov, Ed.D.; Mary Koehler
Coordinator:
Regina Milano
Target Audience:
Business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals involved in business activities
Class Duration:
June 10–11, 2023, 10 am–5 pm EDT
Platform:
Zoom | Online
Fee:
New Student $555 USD, Registration Week of Class $595 USD, Review Student $255 USD, Worldwide Absentee $255 USD
Materials:
IZI LLC class materials (digital or printed)
Pre-requisites:
Read “Who is in charge?” article prior to enrollment
Content:
SITH® Twelve Step Process, Basic I Tools, business-focused discussions and exercises
Recording Policy:
No audio/video recording allowed, materials copyrighted by IZI LLC
Event:
International and Financial Dimensions of Critical Minerals Conference
Type of document:
Call for papers
Date of conference:
June 10–11, 2026
Location:
Lima, Peru
Organizers:
Laura Alfaro Maykall; Rabah Arezki; Osmel Manzano; Rick van der Ploeg
Affiliated organizations:
Inter-American Development Bank; French National Center for Scientific Research; FERDI; University of Oxford; CEBRA International Finance and Macroeconomics Program
Submission deadline:
April 3, 2026
Notification date:
April 19, 2026
Publication outlet:
Journal of International Money and Finance (special issue)
Guest editors:
Laura Alfaro Maykall; Rabah Arezki; Osmel Manzano; Rick van der Ploeg
Issue editor:
Galina Hale
Research topics:
International markets for critical minerals; supply chains; cartelization and trade restrictions; geopolitical dimensions; financial market structures; industrial policies; environmental consequences; profit sharing between advanced and developing countries
Format:
Academic conference with paper presentations and discussions
Number of papers:
Up to 9 selected papers
Participation conditions:
Authors expected to present selected papers in person
Funding:
Travel and accommodation for presenters covered by organizers
Program highlights:
Welcome dinner; research presentations; discussions; closing dinner
Target audience:
Academic researchers in international finance, international economics, and related fields
Year:
2022
Location:
United States of America
Institution:
Esnoga Bet Emunah; Esnoga Bet El
Document Type:
Religious Commentary and Prayer Guide
Audience:
Jewish community and Torah scholars
Torah Reading Cycle:
Triennial and Septennial
Shmita Cycle:
Seventh Year
Candle Lighting Information:
https://www.chabad.org/calendar/candlelighting.htm
Email Contacts:
[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]
Torah Portions:
D’barim 16:18–17:17
Ashlamata:
Isaiah 56:1-9 119+ 57:19
New Testament References:
Mark 14:55-65; Luke 22:63-71
Blessings and Dedications:
List of donors and supporters included
Year:
2018
Location:
Geneva, Switzerland
Event Type:
Meeting agenda
Organization:
United Nations Task Force on Reverse Warning Issues
Participants:
Task Force members
Session Dates:
10–11 September 2018
Venue:
Palais des Nations, Morocco meeting room (S4)
Topics:
Review of reverse warning issues, research presentations, draft regulation discussion
Document Type:
Draft agenda
Language:
English
Year:
2023
Location:
Melbourne, Australia
Event type:
Expo
Organizer:
Department of Education and Training, State of Victoria
Target audience:
Female and non-binary students in years 9–12
Dates:
10–11 May 2023
Time:
9:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Participation cost:
Free for exhibitors (own costs for materials, equipment, travel, and staff)
Document type:
Exhibitor Expression of Interest Form
Required documents:
Exhibitor Agreement, Working with Children Check
Exhibitor responsibilities:
Provide interactive activity, display, information/pamphlets, or presentation
Copyright:
© State of Victoria, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Form date:
8 December 2022