The American Osler Society
The course of William Osler's life took him from a parsonage in the Canadian wilderness, the youngest of a clergyman's children, to a prestigious post at Oxford University, a baronetcy, and the reputation of being the world's greatest physician. A scientist, doctor and teacher, Osler never made any major medical discoveries. But he wrote a landmark medical textbook, reformed medical education, and changed the lives of multitudes. The American Osler Society perpetuates Osler's legacy for future generations and promotes his personal ideals of doing the day's work well, living the Golden Rule toward colleagues and patients and the equanimity to bear success with humility, sorrow with courage and affection without pride.
American Osler Society Members at the Savile Club, London, in 2023
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Membership Applications and Abstract Submission for the Annual Meeting join the Bean Award application process on-line. Instructions are included under appropriate tabs above.
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The Blog: Curated by Michael Stanley, the AOS Blog is designed for members to contribute items for general discussion. Click on Blog in the menu above for more information.
New Media Presence for the AOS: Managed by Rob Stone, the AOS now has a presence (channels) on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. Through these links you will find interviews with AOS members and other content. Podcasts feature interviews with members of the society as well as medical students, physicians, and others interested in Sir William Osler, medical humanities, and the history of medicine.
Ask Osleriana: Dokmee, our software platform, allows both a more robust search function and the ability for multiple researchers to use the database simultaneously. Searchable material includes all available annual meeting PowerPoint presentations and abstracts.
~ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
The newly updated AOS web site went live on 19 September, 2024! In addition to visual enhancements, there are revised menus and, in Membership, a new page for MEMBERS ONLY. The first time you access this you will be prompted for your username/email address. Your initial password will be sent via email to all AOS members, so please wait until you have received that email before trying to log in. If you have any problems logging in thereafter, please email Pete Travers (sdobwan@icloud.com) for assistance.
