Sponsorship Opportunities
More details to come. Contact Brady Figley (Brady.Figley@usask.ca) for more info.
Partner With Us
We Want You On Our Team
Sponsorship is your opportunity to align your brand with a high-impact professional development event while connecting directly with a variety of healthcare professionals and decision-makers, including orthopedic surgeons, family physicians, nurses, physiotherapists, and occupational therapists.
Your support helps offset essential conference costs—program development, educational materials, marketing, and technical infrastructure—while enabling the Division of Continuing Medical Education (CME) to keep registration fees accessible for providers across the province.
Why Sponsor SCORE?
- Inspire Innovation: Advance evidence-based content, emerging research, and modern educational formats.
- Connect with Healthcare Professionals: Engage with a diverse audience through accredited CME programming.
- Amplify Your Brand: Demonstrate your commitment to integrity and excellence in medical education.
Commitment to Integrity: All content is developed under national accreditation standards. Sponsors have no influence over program material, ensuring unbiased, high-quality education.
Let’s Make an Impact – Together: With your partnership, CME delivers trusted, industry-informed education that empowers healthcare providers to deliver exceptional care.
We’d be pleased to connect at your convenience to explore how your organization can play a meaningful role in making SCORE a success.
Thank you for considering this opportunity.
Dr. James Barton, MD FRCPC
Associate Dean, Continuing Medical Education
Program
SCORE is Saskatchewan’s premier one-day interdisciplinary event, bringing together Physicians, Physiotherapists, Nurses, and Emergency Responders to share innovations, strengthen collaboration, and advance patient-centred care across urban and rural settings.
SCORE will feature engaging morning and afternoon sessions, including plenary presentations and concurrent tracks across orthopedics, rehabilitation, and emergency medicine. Attendees can tailor their experience by choosing between a Rehabilitative, Surgical, or Front-Line care stream.
SCORE was co-developed with the Saskatchewan Orthopedic Association and was planned to achieve scientific integrity, objectivity and balance.
Important
SCORE is an accredited Continuing Medical Education (CME) activity organized by the University of Saskatchewan. The organizers are committed to maintaining the independence and integrity of the educational content, free from commercial influence.
- No Promotion of Products or Services: Organizers will not promote [name of sponsoring organization]'s products or services, either directly or indirectly, during this educational event.
- Scientific Planning Committee (SPC) Independence: SPC members are prohibited from engaging with the Sponsoring Organization regarding event content. The SPC retains full responsibility for the development, content, and selection of speakers.
- Disclosure of Financial Relationships: All SPC members and event speakers are required to disclose any financial relationships with pharmaceutical or medical device manufacturers, distributors, or communication firms.
- Sponsor Participation: Representatives from [name of sponsoring organization] are not permitted to participate in the planning committee.
- No Conditional Acceptance: The SPC is not obligated to accept advice from any sponsor as a condition of receiving financial or in-kind support.
- Educational Integrity: The interests of any sponsor must not influence any aspect of the development, delivery, or evaluation of this accredited CME activity.
- Use of Funds: The Sponsoring Organization agrees to provide support solely as an unrestricted educational grant payable to the University of Saskatchewan. No additional funds from [name of sponsoring organization] will be provided to SPC members, event speakers, or delegates for honoraria, travel reimbursement, social events, or other personal expenses.
- National Standard for Support of Accredited Activities: The Royal College’s National Standard for Support of Accredited CPD Activities sets unified ethical and accreditation expectations for continuing professional development, including how sponsorship and support must be managed to protect educational integrity and minimize bias. To learn more, visit: https://www.royalcollege.ca/en/standards-and-accreditation/cpd-accreditation/standards.html
Contact Us
Brady Figley
CME Program Coordinator brady.figley@usask.ca
Program Information
Email: CME.Events@usask.ca