American Osteopathic Association installs new president
Residency Program Alert, September 23, 2020
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by Christopher Cheney
Editor's note: The following article was first published in our sister publication, HealthLeaders. It bears examining where osteopathic medicine is heading, considering the single accreditation system for GME programs that has brought osteopathic and allopathic physicians together and the growth seen in osteopathic medicine over the past decades. This interview with the new American Osteo-pathic Association (AOA) president sheds light on what's ahead.
The new president of the AOA has prescriptions for U.S. healthcare.
Thomas Ely, DO, assumes his leadership role at the AOA with several momentous challenges facing physicians, including the deadliest pandemic in a century, high burnout rates, and a looming physician shortage.
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