The 2021 AAO Convocation has begun and DO-Touch.NET is in the Exhibitor Hall! Are you ready to talk OMM research with us?
Head over to our AAO Convo schedule for our special events and live sessions at our booth.
See you there!
Category Archives: Past Events
Did we see you at the 2020 AAO Convocation?
The 2020 AAO Convocation in Colorado Springs provided an opportunity to visit “elbow-to-elbow” at the booth with our DO-Touch.NET family and welcome our newest family members from around the globe.
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PBRN Annual Meeting 2020
(Colorado Springs, Colorado) DO-Touch.NET Practice-Based Research Network’s (PBRN) 2020 annual meeting was held on 2020.03.11 just before the start of the 2020 AAO Convocation in Colorado. Discussions included the use of Patient-reported outcomes in clinical settings and the launch of the PBRN’s Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment Effectiveness and Safety Patient Registry (OESPRY). The slides for the four hours of CME eligible courses are linked below for our members.
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Residency Research Enrichment Program
(Colorado Springs, Colorado.) On the Tuesday before the AAO Convocation DO-Touch.NET sponsored a Residency Research Enrichment Program to showcase the efforts of our Practice-Based Research Network (PBRN). The program encouraged Medical Residents and Medical Resident Directors to learn about using PBRN based research and to foster the next generation of clinician-researchers. The slides for the three presentations are linked here for our members.
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Earn up to 4 hours of AOA Category 1-A credits at the DO-Touch.NET Annual Meeting and Educational Seminar
Measuring the Impacts of OMM: Patient-reported Outcomes in the Clinical Setting
Just prior to the AAO Convocation, DO-Touch.NET will host our Annual Meeting on Wednesday morning (March 11, 2020; 8:00 AM-12:00 PM). During this meeting we will be introducing our new study, the OMT Effectiveness and Safety Patient Registry (OESPRY), scheduled to launch in 2020. This event provides details on patient reported outcomes and the importance of integrating them into an OMM practice and will provide up to 4 hours of AOA Category 1-A credits. We hope you can attend!
For more information and registration please go to: https://ce.atsu.edu/events/do-touch-net-2020-annual-meeting-and-educational-seminar/
2020 ASO Courses Announced
UPDATE: The 2020 Advancing Skills in Osteopathy Courses have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Pack your bags early and attend the DO-Touch.NET activities during the AAO Convocation.
On Tuesday evening (March 10, 2020; 6:00 PM-9:00 PM), DO-Touch.NET will sponsor a special enrichment program highlighting novel approaches to advance research capacity within osteopathic residencies.
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DO-Touch.NET Travels to Germany
DO-Touch.NET was once again honored to attend the International VOD Congress in Bad Nauheim, Germany. More than 400 participants celebrated the jubilee congress titled “We are Osteopathy”. Additionally, this year’s program also hosted the global OIA (Osteopathic International Alliance) organization which is comprised of 25 nations from around the world. On the second day of the event, Dr. Brian Degenhardt, Director of DO-Touch.NET, addressed the congress with the opening lecture, “Osteopathische Grundlagenforschung des A.T. Still Research Institutes”. The A.T. Still Research Institute was also able to showcase their digital camera measurement system and advanced palpatory models which are used during Advancing Skills in Osteopathy Courses. We also enjoyed visiting with our many DO-Touch.NET members at the congress booth!!! Thank you to our members for spending a few moments with us and to the VOD for making our stay in Germany so warm and welcoming.
August 26-30, 2019 Advancing Skills in Osteopathy Course
DO-Touch.NET, A.T. Still Research Institute, and the Research Support Department faculty and staff hosted an Advancing Skills in Osteopathy Course the week of August 26, 2019. We were honored to share our knowledge, skills, and state of the art technology with our participating group of Brazilian Osteopaths! In our newly renovated lab, participants received the most scientifically advanced training in palpation worldwide by engaging in evidence-based presentations on the neurobiology of palpation, and utilizing objective feedback to refine and standardize their fundamental palpation skills.