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AAO-HNS \| Legacy of Excellence 2021	1
Stryker	3
Legacy of Excellence	5
Dedication	13
Forward	15
Hall of Distinction	18
Milestone Moments	20
Chapter 1: 1997-2001— Expanding Relevance and Embracing Technology	27
Technology	28
EVP Transitions	29
Patient Information and Outreach	30
Grassroots Advocacy and Health Policy.	33
Education	36
Research and Quality	38
International	40
Annual Meeting	42
Concluding Thoughts	44
Michael D. Maves, MD, MBA EVP from 1995 – 1999	45
G. Richard Holt, MD, MPH EVP from February 2000 – June 2002	47
Neil O. Ward, MD, MALS Interim EVP from 1999 – 2000 and Deputy Executive Vice President from 2000 – 2005	49
Charles (Chuck) J. Krause, MD President from 1996 – 1997	51
Antonio De la Cruz, MD President from 1997 – 1998	53
Harold C. (Rick) Pillsbury III, MD President from 1998 – 1999	55
John G. Campbell, MD President from 1999 – 2000	57
Jack L. Gluckman, MD President from 2000 – 2001	59
Through the Years	60
Chapter 2: 2002-2006 — Navigating Changes and Breaking New Ground	63
Transition in Leadership	64
Strategic Planning to Navigate Change	65
Advancing the Mission through Technology	67
Elevating the Advocacy Voice through Concerted Health Policy and Goverment Affairs Efforts	68
Research: Today’s Evidence, Tomorrow’s Progress	71
Education: New Efforts to Lifelong Learning	75
Patient Outreach Bringing the Specialty Together	77
Annual Meeting	80
International	80
Concluding Thoughts	81
David R. Nielsen, MD EVP/CEO from 2002 – 2014 The Everyman Leader: Enabling the Vision of Quality	83
K.J. Lee, MD President from 2001 – 2002	89
Jonas T. Johnson, MD President from 2002 – 2003	91
M. Jennifer Derebery, MD President from 2003 – 2004	93
Robert H. Maisel, MD President from 2004 – 2005	95
C. Ron Cannon, MD President from 2005 – 2006	97
Through the Years	99
Chapter 3: 2007-2011 — Integrated Approach to Quality Patient Care in an Era of Healthcare Reform	103
A New Look for a New Day	104
Specialty Unity	104
Integrating Research, Advocacy, Health Policy, and Education	106
Advocacy and Health Policy	106
Academy Responds to President’s Remarks on Tonsillectomies	108
Research	110
Education	114
Annual Meeting	116
International	118
Diversity and Inclusion	119
Development	119
Initial AAO-HNS/F Statement on Diversity	119
Concluding Thoughts	121
Richard T. Miyamoto, MD, MS President from 2006 – 2007	123
James C. Denneny III, MD President from 2007 – 2008	125
David W. Kennedy, MD President from 2008 – 2009	127
Ronald B. Kuppersmith, MD, MBA President from 2009 – 2010	129
J. Regan Thomas, MD President from 2010-2011	131
Through the Years	133
Chapter 4: 2012-2016 — Planning and Building for the Future	137
Strategic Planning	139
Specialty Unity	141
Preparing for the Future .	142
Road to Registry: Building the Infrastructure for Reg-entsm	142
Research and Quality	145
Advocacy and Health Policy	149
Education	155
The AAO-HNSF Annual Meeting & OTO EXPOsm And Global Outreach	158
Concluding Thoughts	161
James C. Denneny III, MD EVP/CEO from 2014 – Present An Innovative Visionary in a Time of Transition	163
Rodney P. Lusk, MD President from 2011 – 2012	171
James L. Netterville, MD President from 2012 – 2013	173
Richard W. Waguespack, MD President from 2013 – 2014.	175
Gayle E. Woodson, MD President from 2014 – 2015.	177
Sujana S. Chandrasekhar, MD President from 2015 – 2016	179
Through the Years	181
Chapter 5: 2017-2021 — An Era of Innovation to Advance the Specialty in an Ever-Changing Healthcare Climate	185
Strategic Plans Building the Framework and Setting the Course	187
Members of the Specialty Unity Summit (SUS)	188
Enhancing Specialty Unity: Internally and Externally	189
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion	190
Advocating for the Specialty	193
Research and Quality	200
Education: The Evolution of Learning	206
The AAO-HNSF Annual Meeting & OTO Experience: The Academy’s Steadfast Backbone	209
Connecting the Global Otolaryngology Community	212
Future of Otolaryngology and Wellness .	215
125 Strong Campaign	217
The Trusted Source for Patient Information	217
Concluding Thoughts	218
A Global Pandemic: COVID-19	219
The Global Otolaryngology Community Responds to the COVID-19 Pandemic.	220
AAO-HNS/F Response	220
The Value of Leadership	222
Financial Relief and Support	222
Trends Impacting the Future of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery	223
Exceptionality: An AAO-HNS/F Standard	224
Shout Out for Specialty Unity	225
Gregory W. Randolph, MD President from 2016 – 2017	227
Gavin Setzen, MD President from 2017 – 2018	229
Al Merati, MD President from 2018 — 2021	231
Duane J. Taylor, MD President from 2019 — 2020	233
Carol R. Bradford, MD, MS President from 2020 – 2021	235
Through the Years	237
The Next 125 years in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery	243
Incremental Change for the Future Face of Otolaryngology	244
Creating a Network to Enhance Future Engagement	245
APPENDIX	248
Legacy of Excellence Leadership: 1896-2021	248
Board of Governors, Chair 1982-2021	272
International Guests of Honor 1997-2021	273
Presidential Citations 1979-2021	274
Awards and Honorary Guest Lectures \| Awards	276
Distinguished Award for Humanitarian Service	276
Jerome C. Goldstein, MD Public Service Award.	277
Nikhil J. Bhatt, MD International Humanitarian Award	277
Nikhil J. Bhatt, MD International Humanitarian Award	278
The Holt Leadership Award for Residents and Fellows-in-Training	278
Honoary Guest Lectures	279
Cotton-Fitton Endowed Lecture in Pediatric Otolaryngology	279
Eugene N. Myers, MD International Lecture on Head and Neck Cancer	279
H. Bryan Neel III, MD, PhD Distinguished Research Lecture	280
Howard P. House, MD, Memorial Lecture for Advances in Otology	281
AAO-HNSF/International Hearing Foundation Michael M. Paparella, MD Endowed Lecture for Distinguished Contributions in Clinical Otology	281
Section Leadership, Chair	283
Annual Meeting Dates and Sites 1896-2021	284
Centennial Ode	288
Academy Hymn	289
Membership Oath	291
Medtronic	292
Back Cover	294

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