Set Up and Execute a Program to Identify and Treat VCF

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This session will focus on how to build an effective Fracture Liaison Service (FLS) or bone health clinic designed to identify and treat patients with vertebral fractures. Faculty will outline the key components of a successful program and provide practical, actionable steps for developing and implementing a coordinated care model that improves fracture detection, treatment initiation, and long-term patient outcomes.

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How to Set Up and Execute a Program to Identify and Treat Vertebral Fractures

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