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Welcome
Welcome to the 2020 AAOA Annual Meeting. Thank you for taking this opportunity with us to experience CME in a wholly virtual format. Our goal is to offer you choices in how you view the content — Live Stream and On Demand — to maximize your participation. We would love your feedback on the format, platform, and, of course, the content.
Launched to give you access to content prior to the Live Stream sessions, our On Demand content available now spans topics from component testing, immunotherapy compliance, and office-based procedures to migraine vs allergy, sleep, AERD, and of course, biologics.
Join us live for an in depth look at the emerging role of biologics in ENT. Featuring Bob Schliemer, MD and Tom Casale, renowned authorities on biologics and management of inflammatory disease, Saturday, Oct 24th promises to give you great insights into how biologics can make an impact on your patients and your practice.
Quality care and good patient outcomes are not possible without a strong practice. Join us Sunday, Oct 25th for the latest on telehealth, the new E/M codes, allergy coding, office efficiencies, revenue streams, and more. Once again Teresa Thompson, Thompson Consulting, Amy Anderson, KZA, and Cheyenne Brinson, KZA will share their expertise on the integral issues impacting your office.
As we work into the work week (Oct 26-29), we have something special for your. Staggering our mid-day starts to match the time zones, we have a unique lunch format based on the surgeons’ lounge. Join your peers to get clinical insights into common symptoms or patient management approaches — everything from AERD, Allergy Emergencies, SLIT, and Cough to tips to improve office efficiency post COVID and antigen selection will be featured. The speakers are looking forward to your questions and your experience to make this a real peer-to-peer learning experience.
Our weekday evenings (Oct 26-29), we are mixing it up with several innovative approaches. For those who participate in our summer course, you will be happy to know Dr. Reisacher is back to host another game show — this time on immunotherapy. Mike Platt, MD and Keith Sale, MD will host game shows as well to round out the week. And those on demand videos available now, join the presenters to get the quick take aways as part of our Clinical Pearls segments.
We are excited to have your participation. We encourage you to use all the app functions to share your questions, chat with peers, and learn the latest from our exhibit partners by visiting their booths and showcases to get a better sense of what is new to support your ENT/Allergy practice.
For those member and nonmembers who register for the AAOA 2020 Annual Meeting Oct 24-29 (live stream) before October 15th, you will be offered complimentary registration to participate in the AAO-HNSF “Comprehensive Otolaryngology Week” component of the AAO-HNSF 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting & OTO Experience. Access to the Comprehensive week – Each registrant will receive a welcome email with login instructions once the AAOA Annual Meeting Registration list is imported. The deadline to register to get the access is October 15th.
Purpose
The 2020 AAOA Annual Meeting offers general sessions discussing basic and clinical research, as well as workshops, instruction courses, topical discussions, and panels focusing on the diagnosis and management of allergy, inflammatory disease of the respiratory tract, immunology, rhinology, biologics, and the practical aspects of incorporating allergy patient care into an otolaryngology practice. Register Today
Content Area
The AAOA CME program centers around clinical issues related to the care of allergy/immunology and inflammatory diseases of the airways and systems related to the head and neck.
The Annual Meeting focuses on:
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- Immunotherapy (SCIT and SLIT)
- Diagnosis and management of allergy
- Practical rhinology
- Basic principles of allergy
- Instruction courses focusing on a variety of topics such as gastroesophageal disorders, immunology, stinging insects, allergy emergencies and anaphylaxis, sleep disorders, and setting up an allergy practice
- Current research highlighting advances in clinical and basic science
- Business of Medicine programming, focusing on the day-to-day issues that all Otolaryngologists face. Sessions are designed to help solving challenges affecting any practice
- USP 797 Compliance Training and Media Fill Test Workshop
- Biologics
Target Audience
The Annual Meeting is structured for otolaryngologists integrating more allergy assessment and management into their practice, AAOA members providing specialized allergy care who need to remain current with literature-based evidence and practice trends, residents, PA/NPs who work in otolaryngology, and allied health staff who support their physicians in the management of allergic patients. The Annual Meeting offers face-to-face opportunities with the faculty to discuss nuances and answer questions.
Expected Results
The Annual Meeting is intended to advance physician competence and performance and is intended to result in improved patient care outcomes. Upon completion of the course, participants should demonstrate competence in the evaluation and management of the allergic patient, including utilization of appropriate testing techniques, implementation of environmental control, delivery of allergy pharmacotherapy, and delivery of safe immunotherapy.
Accreditation Statement
The American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
AMA Credit Designation Statement
The American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy designates this live activity for 18.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM plus 8.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM on demand. The amount will be determined based on the final agenda. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
ABOHNS Continuing Certification Recognition Statement
Successful completion of this CME activity, which includes participation in the evaluation component, enables the participant to earn their required annual part II self-assessment credit in the American Board of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery’s Continuing Certification program (formerly known as MOC). It is the CME activity provider’s responsibility to submit participant completion information to ACCME for the purpose of recognizing participation.
Looking for More Value? AAOA is now aligned to offer CME credits for eligible ABOHNS Diplomates for Continuing Certification (MOC). As an AAOA member can choose to participate in ABOHNS Continuing Certification credits (MOC) Part II: Self-Assessment credits by click the MOC option when registering for this activity. Make sure you update your member profile when you register to help assure you can receive Continuing Certification credit.
As our pilot year, the AAOA is making the participation in ABOHNS Continuing Certification credits (MOC) free for AAOA members with this CME course registration. MOC opt-in option is complimentary until the course ends. You will be asked to pay $100 late fee if you miss the deadline and still want to claim Continuing Certification credits (MOC) for this activity. Nonmembers can also participate in ABOHNS continuing certification for an additional fee.
Learn more by visiting the ABOHNS Continuing Certification credits (MOC) page.
