Why Membership?
The Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Association (KADAD) brings together specialists focused on joint diseases and arthroplasty in the field of orthopedics and traumatology. The goal is scientific knowledge sharing, continuing education, patient safety, and professional solidarity.
Benefits of Membership
Be part of a professional network where current arthroplasty literature and experiences are shared.
Priority announcements for basic/advanced arthroplasty courses, cadaver training, and congresses.
Opportunity to contribute to the development of clinical practice standards at the national level.
Ability to participate in field-focused groups such as PJI, VTE, revision surgery, robotics/navigation.
Contact with a broad network of experts through association events and collaborations.
Single-point access to e-learning content and current consensus links.
Who Can Become a Member?
- Full Membership: Specialist physicians in Orthopedics and Traumatology; admitted upon the proposal of a full member and Board of Directors decision.
- Honorary Membership: Those who have made scientific/professional contributions to the field or provided support; may become honorary members by Board of Directors decision.
- Residents: Physicians in specialty training can participate in association activities; they do not have voting rights or official roles as specified in the bylaws.
For full conditions, please refer to the Association Bylaws and Membership Information pages.
Membership Expectations
- Adherence to ethical principles and prioritizing patient safety.
- Contributing to scientific exchange: presentations, publications, case/experience sharing.
- Participation in educational activities and volunteering when needed.
- Strengthening professional communication and collaboration culture.
This page is for informational purposes. Membership conditions and process are governed by the Association Bylaws and relevant board decisions.
