Great news! The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario voted to amend its bylaws to recognize AOA board certification during a recent meeting.
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10 physician memoirs that offer inspiring accounts of life in medicine: There’s something eye-opening about reading memoirs written by physicians from different specialties to get a better understanding of the challenges faced by medical students, residents, and attending doctors. https://lnkd.in/gwBAqNkX
10 physician memoirs that offer inspiring accounts of life in medicine
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Check out our overview of what SOCCA can offer anesthesiologists,intensivists,trainees, and medical students in the April edition of the ASA Monitor 📖
SOCCA: Critical Care Management for All
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Did you know? Osteopathic Physicians (DOs) are an integral part of our healthcare system, constituting about 25% of the country's physicians. What sets DOs apart from MDs is their additional training in OMT (Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy), a form of physical medicine. Contrary to recent comments on The View, it's crucial to emphasize the similarities between DOs and MDs. We undergo the same rigorous training, share residencies, and often take both MD and DO board exams. The distinctions lie in the unique skill set acquired through OMT. Let's debunk misconceptions and celebrate the diversity within the medical community. Our shared commitment to patient care unites us, emphasizing the strength in our collective expertise. #MedicalEducation
AOA responds to "The View" regarding misleading comments
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Repost from the American Osteopathic Association "Comments implying that DOs are not medical doctors could not be further from the truth. Osteopathic physicians hold positions in our nation’s top government, academic, and medical institutions and are responsible for the health and well-being of millions. Our profession has grown 63% in the past decade and nearly 300% in the last 30 years. DOs complete four years of study at an accredited medical school, including two years of clinical sciences, just like MDs, followed by two years of clinical rotations, just like MDs. DOs and MDs alike complete comprehensive licensing exams. DOs then train side-by-side with MDs in residency and fellowship programs for three to seven years, depending on specialty. DOs can choose to train and practice in all the same specialties as MDs. As practicing physicians, DOs are held to the same standards as MDs by state licensing boards and specialty certifying boards. Read more here - https://bit.ly/3uEMoCj" ABC News hashtag#DOProud hashtag#SunnyHolstin hashtag#TheView hashtag#misinformation hashtag#osteopathicmedicine hashtag#healthcare
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"It is perhaps common knowledge that DEI has fully infiltrated many state medical boards, committees, and commissions around the country. But what is less clear is how much time and work these boards are putting into pet DEI projects at the expense of other meaningful efforts. Earlier this year, Do No Harm submitted a public records request for communications discussing diversity or DEI between the Missouri Board of Registration for the Healing Arts and the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB). The response? More than 1,500 pages worth of material and work related to DEI. In fact, across these 1,500+ pages, the word 'diversity' alone was mentioned nearly 500 times. And that’s just from a single state’s medical board—imagine the volume of correspondence related to DEI from all states medical boards. Contained deep within these 1,500+ pages are several notable (and troubling) finds." Read our full report below ⬇️⬇️
What are state medical boards working on? 1,500 pages of nothing but DEI - Do No Harm
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Check out this self-evaluation tool!
Did you know that COMAT Clinical exams recently reached 500,000 administrations? Learn more about COMAT-SE, designed to help DO students with COMAT OP Clinical exams: https://lnkd.in/eRTc_TVk
Self Evaluation -- NBOME
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The next Continuing Medical Education - Amyloidosis 2024: Update on Best Practices for Early Detection and Treatment - will be held on Saturday, April 27th from 8:30am to 4:05pm at EPNEC. Free registration is offered for trainees and housestaff. This one-day course is designed for healthcare providers involved in the diagnosis or management of amyloidosis including general practitioner, medicine subspecialists and neurologists. Patients touched by amyloidosis and their families are invited to attend. Highlights Include: • Overview of the multisystem manifestations of amyloidosis • Clues to improve early diagnosis, including recent advances in imaging • Updates in treatment and management of AL and TTR amyloidosis • Review of the “nuts and bolts” of running an amyloid clinic For more information click here > https://lnkd.in/dha3u5pB
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New UpToDate for Anki add-on creates path from medical school to clinical practice
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"Dr. Jones taught me that even though medicine can treat the condition, it's always going to be the people that treat the patient." The latest from the AAMCNews series, "Why I Stay in Medicine," Tony Phan, a first-year medical student at the University of Texas at Tyler School of Medicine, shares how he was inspired by doctors who demonstrated the human side of medicine on his journey to becoming a physician. Read Tony's story and check out his video: https://ow.ly/NyLs50PZeqC
Why I Stay in Medicine: Tony Phan
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