DOs, medical students and osteopathic advocates came together to advocate for legislation that supports physicians—and have already netted an advocacy win.
In many states, physicians are being denied worker’s compensation coverage for COVID-19, or are told they must prove they contracted the virus at work. A Florida DO’s family shares his story.
Following AOA advocacy, institutions in Missouri and Virginia update their policies to include DO candidates.
The virtual event, taking place March 7-8, includes Congressional meetings, a full-day health policy conference and CME credit for physicians. Registration is now open.
Many state osteopathic medical licensing boards do not comply with ADA requirements regarding mental health, according to recent research in The JAOA.
Top-tier news outlets publish in-depth and accurate descriptions of who DOs are and what they do.
Proud DOs and osteopathic medical students are speaking up and sharing their experiences on social media.
DOs and the AOA are stepping up to set the record straight. Here’s what they’ve done—and how you can get involved.