DIRECTORY TRANSPARENCY

Missing organiser information is labelled—not guessed.

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Live directory audit

Clarity is part of
course discovery.

Every profile separates information published by the organiser from information that is unavailable. These figures are calculated from the current directory, so completeness stays visible as listings change.

01 · COVERAGE48/48

Complete practical briefs

Every listing includes venue, fee status, registration status, contact route, and inclusions.

02 · PRICE23/48

Fees publicly available

25 organisers have not published a comparable public fee or require direct confirmation.

03 · CONTACT20/48

Direct email or phone

28 listings route enquiries through the official organiser page.

04 · REGISTRATION26/48

Dedicated registration URL

22 listings use the official course or society source as the registration pathway.

What the labels mean

Useful certainty.
Honest gaps.

A listing can be complete as a directory record even when an organiser has not published every commercial or contact detail.

01

Source-linked

An organiser page, official brochure, or authoritative society calendar supports the course identity and key facts.

02

Checked date

The latest date on which the directory record was compared with its cited official source.

03

Not published

The organiser’s accessible source did not provide that detail. It is deliberately left unresolved rather than inferred.

04

Check organiser

A current seat or registration state was not explicit enough to label as available, limited, or closed.

Registration signal

Current directory status.

Categories are derived from event dates and the latest published registration wording. They are decision support—not a substitute for the organiser’s live system.

Coverage by joint

One standard across
six pathways.

Counts are derived from the same 48 course records shown in the public directory.

JointProfilesPublished feeDirect contactRegistration URLDirectory
Shoulder135/135/137/13Explore ↗
Elbow22/20/21/2Explore ↗
Wrist73/72/73/7Explore ↗
Hip32/33/32/3Explore ↗
Knee197/197/1912/19Explore ↗
Ankle44/43/41/4Explore ↗
Global research coverage

All countries visible.
Gaps made measurable.

The ledger tracks 195 countries. Only countries with an official-source course record count as represented.

RegionCountries trackedRepresentedCourse recordsCountry ledger
Africa541/541Explore ↗
Asia487/4812Explore ↗
Europe445/4411Explore ↗
North America232/2316Explore ↗
South America122/126Explore ↗
Oceania141/142Explore ↗
Editorial workflow

How a record is handled.

  1. 01

    Identify the official source

    Use the organiser, institution, professional society, or official course document.

  2. 02

    Record decision-critical details

    Date, location, format, fees, availability, venue, contact route, and registration pathway.

  3. 03

    Label what is not available

    No invented prices, faculty, accreditation, testimonials, or seat counts.

  4. 04

    Send the surgeon to the organiser

    Registration, payment, cancellation, travel, and final eligibility remain under organiser control.

Data quality FAQ

What surgeons
should know.

What does source-linked mean?+

The listing includes a link to an organiser-owned page, official course document, or authoritative professional-society calendar used for the summary.

Why is a fee sometimes missing?+

Some organisers do not publish fees publicly, publish them only inside a registration portal, or have not released the current rate. The directory labels that gap instead of estimating a price.

Does a verification date guarantee availability?+

No. It records the directory’s latest source check. Seats, rates, programmes, and deadlines can change after that check, so final confirmation remains with the organiser.

Can an organiser correct a listing?+

Yes. Organisers can submit the official source through the course submission form and identify the change that needs review.