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OsteopathicAI Definition

The OsteopathicAI definition has been shaped by the people who know this profession best — osteopathic professionals, AOiA leadership, and Steering Committee members working together through an iterative process. Now, we're inviting the broader community to weigh in, so that the final definition truly reflects how DOs practice and what they stand for.


Step 1: Read and review the full draft definition

Step 2: Share your reaction

Digital Health Innovation Community of Practice FAQ

The following Digital Health Innovation Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) serves as comprehensive guide outlining the opportunities, challenges, and practical considerations of implementing artificial intelligence and digital health technologies specifically within osteopathic medicine and healthcare, covering topics from basic AI concepts to ethical concerns, training requirements, and future policy directions.

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Quarterly Webinars

  • Presenters:

    • Bradley Thornock, PhD, MPH

    • Timothy Tsai, DO, MMCi

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  • Presenters:

    • Mark Zhang DO, MMSc

    • Doug Mirsky, PhD

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  • Presenters:

    • Regan A. Stiegmann, DO, MPH, FACLM

    • Stephen Legault, MSW, CAE, Ravi Yarid, DO

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  • Presenter:

    • David Shumway, DO, Capt.

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