Christine Fitzsimmons, OMS III, in 2011
This amendment to the AOA Code of Ethics started as an initiative by an osteopathic student group in Maine. Student organizations are indeed powerful!
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
House adds patient’s sexual orientation to AOA’s nondiscrimination statement
House adds patient’s sexual orientation to AOA’s nondiscrimination statement
Christine Fitzsimmons, OMS III, in 2011
This amendment to the AOA Code of Ethics started as an initiative by an osteopathic student group in Maine. Student organizations are indeed powerful!
Christine Fitzsimmons, OMS III, in 2011
This amendment to the AOA Code of Ethics started as an initiative by an osteopathic student group in Maine. Student organizations are indeed powerful!
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