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June 01
Last Chance—Take AOA Communications Survey!
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 6/1/2012 4:39 PM

Time is running out to tell the AOA about your preferences for receiving information from us!  The AOA has many communication vehicles to keep members informed about important issues facing the profession and health care—our website, Osteopathic.org; this Daily Report and Touch Points e-newsletters; publications like The DO; and social media pages, to name a few.  We want to hear from you!  Would you like more emails, fewer videos, more mailings, less paper?  As we examine ways to refine our overall communications, we seek your input on how we can best meet your needs.  Take the AOA Communications Survey to help shape our outreach and improve your experience with the AOA.   

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