Published: July 24, 2015

CT-related Miniseminars, Instruction Courses

There will be more than 100 courses related to CT imaging—with many courses specific to imaging—available as part of the 2015 AAO-HNSF Annual Meeting & OTO EXPOSM.

scanThere will be more than 100 courses related to CT imaging—with many courses specific to imaging—available as part of the 2015 AAO-HNSF Annual Meeting & OTO EXPOSM. These CT-related Miniseminars and Instruction Courses are included as a part of the meeting’s enhanced, all-inclusive learning program and require no additional registration fees. Participation in any or all of these courses can provide credit toward the CME requirement for accreditation and reimbursement by CMS. Explore the courses and plan your schedule today with our comprehensive list of imaging-related Miniseminars and Instruction Courses.

More from August 2015 - Vol. 34 No. 07
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FROM THE AAO-HNS MEDICAL DEVICES AND DRUGS COMMITTEEDeveloping digital-health technologyExpanded from the print edition
In 2013, venture capital funding for new healthcare IT and digital-health companies outpaced investment in all other healthcare sectors, reaching nearly $2 billion.
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The Academy’s New Technology Pathway process
Here’s how to apply for a new or revised CPT code
Annual Meeting after 5
Revive after five with energizing events continuing. The evenings offer an array of opportunities to round out the daily programming. Several are even included in your registration. And, if you register by Friday, August 21, your conference registration will be discounted.
VISIT THESE 2015 OTO EXPOSM exhibitors in Dallas (as of July 7, 2015)
See the exhibitor list here.
Hands-on Training, which made its debut in 2014, was popular with attendees.
OTO EXPOSM is the place to be
There are many ways to learn and our Annual Meeting & OTO EXPOSM presents many options to establish a connection to the knowledge you’re seeking.
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Candidate statements: BOG candidate: secretary
I joined the BOG in 2007 as the representative for the Diversity Committee of the AAO-HNS. Through this committee, I helped create the AAO-HNSF Harry Barnes Society Endowed Leadership Grant. I also helped develop and present an Instruction Course and AcademyU® Module on Culturally Competent Care of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Patient and a Miniseminar on Culturally Competent Care.
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Candidate statements: BOG candidate: chair-elect
My 13 years of BOG service have been modeled upon the principles of commitment to excellence, understanding of the issues affecting medicine, integrity, and passion to carry out this important work.
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2015 BOG Awards announced
Each year, the AAO-HNS Board of Governors (BOG) highlights outstanding individualized efforts of its state societies and Members. Below are the results of the 2015 BOG Awards. Congratulations!
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Bringing otologic, audiologic services to NicaraguaExpanded from the print edition
Over the last 11 years, Mayflower Medical Outreach (MMO) has established an impressive presence providing otologic and audiologic services as well as deafness education in Jinotega, Nicaragua. In addition, they work with and train otolaryngology residents in Lenin Fonseca Hospital in Managua.
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BOARD OF GOVERNORSThe latest and greatest: the commitment to keeping current
In the 18th century, the head mirror was new technology, allowing the physician to visualize areas previously inaccessible. Now, when I take out my head mirror, children snicker and adults comment, “I didn’t know doctors used those anymore.”
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Annual Meeting service and leadership awards
Each year this honor is given to a member who is widely recognized for a consistent, stable character distinguished by honesty, zeal for truth, integrity, love and devotion to humanity and a self-giving spirit.
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AAO-HNS, AIUM create accreditation pathway
For the past three years the AAO-HNS has been working closely with the American Institute for Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM) to develop a mutual accreditation pathway in head and neck ultrasound. We are proud to announce that this pathway has been completed and is now available. This pathway illustrates the value and importance of continuing medical education.
Educational sessions at the Annual Meeting will provide attendees with information about practice management and alternative payment models.
Practice management: learning, future forward
Two Physician Payment Policy Workgroup (3P)-supported Miniseminars and a Board of Governors Instruction Course have been included in the robust Annual Meeting schedule to provide exciting learning opportunities: Business of Medicine for Residents and Fellows: Planning for the Future; New Payment Models: Effects on Otolaryngology Reimbursement; and Board of Governors’ Hot Topic 2015: Practicing Otolaryngology in 2025. Please mark your calendars so you don’t miss these sessions.
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Two-step to the Advocacy Booths at this year’s Annual Meeting
With the AAO-HNSF 2015 Annual Meeting & OTO EXPOSM approaching, now is the time to learn more about advocacy-related programming available at the upcoming meeting in Dallas.
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Bigger and better: New AcademyU® coming soon
The Foundation is bringing you a bigger and better learning experience with the launch of the new AcademyU® learning platform.
The 2014 Editorial Board Meeting was well attended even at 6 am.
Journal earns highest ever impact factor
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, the official journal of the AAO-HNSF, received an impact factor of 2.020 in Thomson Reuters 2014 Journal Citation Reports®. This is the highest the journal has ever received and a 17 percent increase from last year.
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Matching capacity to demand
I recently attended the digitalNow 2015 conference and had the good fortune to hear one of the most dynamic speakers and innovative thinkers that I have come across in many years. Rachel Botsman, co-author of What’s Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption, gave a revealing presentation on how “collaborative consumption” is changing the way business is being done worldwide through a collaborative economy that seeks to unlock value in different ways from existing assets.
Gayle E. Woodson, MD, AAO-HNS/F President
Gender bias affects all of us
I have been invited on a couple of recent occasions to speak on “women in otolaryngology.” The talks raised some interesting conversations, and it occurred to me that I have not touched on this issue in prior columns. I have nearly reached the end of my term, so here goes.