House of Delegates AOA’s brand campaign is thriving in its second year William Mayo, DO, updated the House of Delegates on the campaign’s ongoing mission to increase public awareness of osteopathic medicine. July 25, 2017Tuesday Seka Palikuca Contact Seka Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Topics House of Delegates 2017national awareness campaign The AOA’s brand visibility campaign, which launched 18 months ago at OMED 2015, is continuing its mission to increase public awareness and understanding of osteopathic medicine, said AOA President-Elect William S. Mayo, DO, in his update to the 2017 House of Delegates last week. The integrated fiscal year 2017 campaign achieved over 320 million total impressions, exceeding the target goal by 17 percent. “As you can see, consumers really are responding to our message … big time,” said Dr. Mayo. Related Since the campaign’s launch, 1.4 million people have visited the DoctorsThatDO.org website and 573,000 of them have clicked through to the campaign’s “Find Your DO” search tool. Dr. Mayo highlighted that efforts have led to an astonishing 64 percent lift in the likelihood to consider a DO among consumers exposed to the digital campaign. Looking forward to the third year of brand awareness, plans call for updating the creative marketing, bringing back more print advertising, leveraging high-performing digital tactics and introducing fresh, new DO faces to the campaign. More in Profession AOA statement on CDC website changes regarding autism and vaccines “The medical community has thoroughly examined this question for more than two decades, and the evidence has been unequivocal: vaccines are not linked to autism,” said AOA President Robert G.G. Piccinini, DO, D.FACN. Podcast, leadership program and advocacy awards spotlight osteopathic excellence Read about an appearance by Daniel J. Waters, DO, on the DO or Do Not podcast; the launch of OCOM’s LEAD+ Program; and the AOA’s 2026 Advocacy Awards, which honor outstanding contributions to the osteopathic profession. Previous articleAOA President Mark A. Baker, DO: ‘We need to embrace opportunities and changes’ Next articleA.T. Still Memorial Lecture: Celebrating change and innovation in the profession
AOA statement on CDC website changes regarding autism and vaccines “The medical community has thoroughly examined this question for more than two decades, and the evidence has been unequivocal: vaccines are not linked to autism,” said AOA President Robert G.G. Piccinini, DO, D.FACN.
Podcast, leadership program and advocacy awards spotlight osteopathic excellence Read about an appearance by Daniel J. Waters, DO, on the DO or Do Not podcast; the launch of OCOM’s LEAD+ Program; and the AOA’s 2026 Advocacy Awards, which honor outstanding contributions to the osteopathic profession.