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ABOto Strategic Planning Committee Focuses on Long-Term Goals

by American Board of Otolaryngology • March 1, 2014

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The committee spent some time discussing communication strategies for the ABOto, and the consensus view was the more venues for communication, the better. Part of that strategy includes regular reports from board committees to the ENTtoday, as well as other otolaryngology publications. The ABOto website has undergone a major upgrade and is an excellent source of information. In addition, the Information and Liaison Committee will work toward creating a regular ABOto electronic newsletter.

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The SLRP process is a continuous one, and the directors will regularly monitor progress toward our goals over the next few years.

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Filed Under: Departments, Professional Development Tagged With: ABOtoIssue: March 2014

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