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July 30
A-2012 Attracts Media Coverage
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 7/30/2012 5:08 PM

​The 92nd Annual Business Meeting of the AOA House of Delegates has generated media coverage in several markets.  Several media outlets wrote about H-401​, a resolution calling for access to an automated external defibrillator at all sporting events, including Medical-News.net and EP Lab Digest. The policy also was discussed on TTC LCC and Critical Moments blogs. The news syndicate UPI wrote an article about the H-404, another approved resolution, that calls for a universal adolescent meningococcal vaccine booster. The article was picked up by other media outlets, including Bloomberg. We will continue to provide updates as more media outlets cover AOA resolutions. 


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