May 31, 2024Friday ERAS Road to residency How to soften red flags on your ERAS application Applying for residency can be intimidating, especially for students who worry about potential red flags on their applications. To help applicants address these concerns, APD Beth Vitucci, DO, and PD Emily Schnurr, DO, share their insights. Meet Your Match By Stephanie Lee, DO, MS
May 31, 2024Friday DO & student voicesretirement Mile marker 20 reasons to love and hate retirement As he approaches five years of retirement, Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA, shares his thoughts about the journey so far. Back Nine By Daniel J. Waters, DO, MA
June 21, 2024Friday 150 years of DOs Osteopathic trailblazers Pioneers and progress: Celebrating 150 years of osteopathic medicine As osteopathic medicine celebrates its 150th anniversary, The DO commemorates three trailblazing osteopathic physicians who have made significant contributions and an enduring impact on the profession. DOs to Know By Alex Sher, DO, MSN, ARNP-BC
May 31, 2024Friday advocacyDO DayGMEhealth care policy Creating change DO Day 2024: Advocating for student loan reform, health care worker safety and more DO Day attendee Margo Winter, OMS III, shares a recap of this year’s event and policy asks. Advocacy By Margo Winter, OMS III
May 31, 2024Friday clinical rotations Clinical rotations Third year: The evolution of flashcards Madi Garlock, OMS IV, reflects on her first experience with a patient’s death during a chaotic yet organized effort to save his life. Art of Medicine By Madi Garlock, OMS IV
May 31, 2024Friday 150th anniversaryAT Stillpatient careThe DO book club Life story The DO Book Club, June 2024: ‘Autobiography of Andrew T. Still’ As the profession celebrates 150 years of osteopathic medicine, here’s a closer look at the autobiography of A.T. Still, DO, MD. The DO Book Club By Katie Arvia
May 31, 2024Friday clinical rotationsDO & student voiceshospital medicine Medical education From the classroom to the hospital unit: Putting my skills to the test in clinical rotations To help other students, Areej Hashmi, OMS IV, shares some details about her experience completing rotations in both inpatient and outpatient settings. OMS Life By Areej Hashmi, OMS IV
June 21, 2024Friday Best and worst statesstressstressed-out cities State by state Most and least stressed states in 2024, according to WalletHub In 2024, Louisiana, Mississippi and Nevada are the most-stressed states, while Minnesota, South Dakota and Utah are the least-stressed states, according to WalletHub’s recently released list of the most- and least-stressed U.S. states.
June 25, 2024Tuesday OMEDOMED24 OMED 2024 Registration for OMED 2024 is now open The profession’s premier educational event will take place Sept. 20-22 in San Antonio, and will provide attendees the opportunity to earn up to 60 CME credit hours.
April 18, 2022Monday NOM Weekresearch Honoring our history 5 stories and artifacts that tell us about the history of osteopathic medicine As DOs and medical students celebrate the profession’s 150th anniversary, The DO revisits some historical artifacts from the osteopathic medical profession that show how far we’ve come.
June 14, 2024Friday 150 years of DOsAT Stillosteopathic history Osteopathic history Two historical artifacts reveal details about the start of osteopathic medicine As the profession celebrates 150 years, the Museum of Osteopathic Medicine shares two compelling items from its collection, including a cast of A.T. Still, DO, MD’s hand.
June 11, 2024Tuesday OMTpatient careresearch Osteopathic research Advancing the osteopathic profession: An introduction to CORK The Conference on Osteopathic Research and Knowledge will be holding its inaugural two-day event June 22-23 in Old Westbury, New York.
June 4, 2024Tuesday News in brief AOA works to advance understanding of student parity issues AOA leaders discuss student parity issues with ACGME, medical licensing board staff and GME program staff.
May 31, 2024Friday News in brief PCOM hosts annual Research Day showcasing scholarly activity across the college’s 3 campuses Event highlighted research on important topics such as gun violence and COPD.
June 6, 2024Thursday In Memoriam A life in medicine In Memoriam: June 1, 2024 View the names of recently deceased osteopathic physicians.
May 31, 2024Friday artificial intelligenceDO & student voicestechnology AI and medicine How DOs can be at the forefront of the digital health revolution A new AOIA initiative seeks to amplify osteopathic voices in the development and application of emerging technologies in medicine.
May 31, 2024Friday integrated care program High-quality care How an integrated care program can improve health care outcomes and reduce costs David M. Smith, DO, shares how his integrated care program in Melbourne, Florida, has reduced its patients’ ED visits, hospitalizations and readmissions.
May 31, 2024Friday Emergency preparedness High-altitude health care: Navigating in-flight medical emergencies As in-flight medical emergencies are on the rise, it is helpful for physicians to be aware of aircraft medical supplies, flight crew capabilities and common conditions that impact air passengers. Darren Dillard, DO, provides an overview of each.
March 4, 2024Monday Technology Change Healthcare disruption update Learn the latest developments related to the network interruption and efforts to assist physicians and practices with claims, ERAs and payments.