After the meeting, participants will be able to describe the latest advancements in hip and knee replacement techniques. By the end of the meeting, surgeons will demonstrate proficiency in using robotic-assisted surgical tools and other adjunctive technologies for joint replacements. Participants will analyze complex case studies to determine optimal surgical approaches for challenging hip and knee conditions. Surgeons will develop effective solutions for common complications in hip and knee replacement surgeries through interactive problem-solving sessions in the Case Presentation session.  After the meeting, participants will implement a practice audit to assess the quality and efficiency of their hip and knee replacement procedures. Surgeons will self-assess their current knowledge and identify specific areas for improvement in hip and knee replacement techniques. Attendees will integrate the latest evidence-based practices into their surgical protocols for improved patient outcomes. Surgeons will develop personalized continuous learning plans, outlining specific actions to stay updated on advancements in joint replacement surgery. This could include meetings like the current offering.