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Visiting the Dennis G. Pappas Historical Collections
Pioneering otolaryngologist-historian collected early otologic instruments, hearing aids, bloodletting devices, and more
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Professional/Personal Development
Second Victims in Otolaryngology
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Ethics in Practice: Finding Breathing Room
Professional/Personal Development
Are You Eligible for a Discount or Waiver to Publish Open Access?
Check whether your country or institution has a standing agreement to cover article processing charge (APC) for publishing open-access in the OTO Journals.
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Perspective: Fostering Safe Spaces in Otolaryngology
Creating inclusive environments for patients and physicians through representation and allyship leads to improved healthcare outcomes.
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Navigating a Right-Handed World as a Left-Handed Surgeon
Individuals and institutions can take steps to support left-handed surgeons, prioritizing their inherent dexterity over conformity to the status quo.
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The State of the Workforce: Our Supply System
Gain valuable insights from the recent Otolaryngology Workforce Report, including evolving trends, access disparities, and strategies to address future challenges.
Professional/Personal Development
Stories from the Road: Pope Francis Hospital Boat in the Providence of God
Discover how a floating hospital provides crucial medical services to underserved communities along the Amazon River in Brazil.
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What’s on My Mind: How We Can Navigate the AI Era
The author reviews physician compensation models, how AI might affect each, and proposes guardrails to ensure technological advancements support physician well-being.
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Voices of Otolaryngology
Podcast: R&Q in 2025 and Beyond
Listen to one of the latest episodes of
Voices of Otolaryngology
with Rahul K. Shah, MD, MBA, and Vikas Mehta, MD, MPH, AAO-HNSF Research and Quality Coordinator.
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Developing a Tutorial for Breastfeeding Surgeons
Addressing the specific logistic challenges of breastfeeding as a practicing surgeon or trainee can help women remain in the field and thrive.
Professional/Personal Development
Celebrating 15 Years of the Women in Otolaryngology Section
March 8 marks Women in Otolaryngology Day, a time to honor the contributions of women in our dynamic surgical specialty.
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David Kearny McDonogh, the First Black Otolaryngologist
In honor of Black History Month, we share the story of Dr. McDonogh’s journey to becoming the first Black otolaryngologist in the United States.
Professional/Personal Development
Button Battery Updates for the Otolaryngologist
Learn about innovations, safety measures, and legislative updates relevant to our role in button battery injury prevention and care.
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Ethics in Practice: Physicians’ Role in Environmental Health
Changing the climate of physician investment in environmental health.
Professional/Personal Development
The AAO-HNS Seeks Coding and Valuation Champions
Academy member volunteers provide invaluable clinical insight and guidance for CPT code applications, valuation surveys, and coding inquiries.
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Two New CPT Codes Available for Reporting in 2025
Effective Jan. 1, 2025, two new CPT codes will be available for percutaneous radiofrequency ablation of thyroid nodules.
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Empowering Research Through the CORE Grants Program
The chairs of the Centralized Otolaryngology Research Efforts (CORE) grants program subcommittees offer advice on applying for a CORE research grant or becoming a CORE reviewer.
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Jacquelyne Holdcraft, MD: A Legacy of Clinical and Ethical Excellence
Trailblazing otolaryngologist forged through systemic barriers to leave an enduring legacy of clinical excellence, ethical leadership, and mentorship.
