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2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT American Association of Endodontists 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT Serving the Specialty 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT American Association of Endodontists 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT Serving the Specialty Page 2 of 17 Dear Colleagues, Service is a concept that AAE members know well—it is at the very core of what we do every day. Our work serves our patients, our students, our communities and the endodontic specialty at large. I’m inspired by your dedication, and it’s been my honor to serve you as your president for the 2013-2014 year. Serving the specialty is at the core of the AAE’s mission as well. As you’ll see in this annual report, the AAE’s commitment to moving endodontics forward is evident in all its activities. Its continuing education programs offer expert speakers on in-demand topics to AAE members, elevating the competency of our profession. Outreach resources, like the root canal safety webpage and patient education videos, help dispel damaging myths and communicate endodontists’ value to patients and referring dentists. Advocacy efforts give dentistry a seat at the table with federal and state legislators and dental insurers. And the AAE’s volunteer leadership helps the Association stay ahead of the rapidly changing professional landscape, technologies and member needs. Navigating such change requires flexibility and decisive leadership. Following the resignation of the AAE’s executive director last fall, I accepted the role of acting executive director and worked closely with the Board of Directors on the search to fill the position. Spending time each week at AAE Headquarters was eye opening, as I saw the extent of the staff’s exceptional work to support AAE members. I am confident that their service to the Association will continue to flourish under the guidance of our new executive director, Peter S. Weber. As I transition into retirement, I sincerely thank you all for your commitment to the AAE. Your membership and continued support ensures the success and strength of our specialty. With gratitude, Gary R. Hartwell, D.D.S., M.S., AAE President American Association of Endodontists 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014 AAE Membership Page 3 of 17 AAE Membership Composition 50.3% Active* Membership at a Glance: » Total membership for 2013-2014 was 7,889—an increase of 3% over 2012-2013. » The international membership categories continue to grow, with International membership increasing by 6.2% and International Resident membership increasing by 121% * Active includes Active, Active 1st Year, Active 2nd Year and Disabled Active members over 2012-2013. ** International includes International, International 1st Year and International 2nd Year members Membership Profiles » Other membership categories also saw an increase over 2012-2013, including Auxiliary, Educator, Federal The 2013 Member Needs Survey identified three types of AAE members. While not Dental Health Services, Predoctoral Student and Resident. every member will fall into one of these categories, and some may fall into more than one category, these profiles help illustrate the diverse needs of the AAE membership. » The year-to-year membership retention rate increased to 93.6% between 2012-2013 and 2013-2014, from 92% RESIDENT AND NEW MID-CAREERIST INTERNATIONAL between 2011-2012 and 2012-2013. PRACTITIONER » Age: 34 and under » Age: 35-54 » Age: Varies » Nearly 1,300 members live outside the United States, » Top Challenge: Student Debt » Top Challenge: Economy/ » Top Challenges: High-Quality representing 77 different countries. » Most Valued AAE Benefit: Practice Busyness Outcomes, Cost Containment Networking Opportunities » Most Valued AAE Benefit: Pressures » Priorities for the AAE: Professional Development » Most Valued AAE Benefit: Networking, Volunteer » Priorities for the AAE: Professional Development Opportunities, Supporting Outreach, Marketing » Priorities for the AAE: the Profession Research Outreach, Journal of » Preferred AAE Communication: » Preferred AAE Communication: Endodontics Email, AAE Website Print Newsletters » Preferred AAE Communication: Email American Association of Endodontists 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT Educating the Specialty Page 4 of 17 Continuing education ensures that endodontists gain expertise in the most current treatment methods and technologies in order to provide the best possible care for their patients. The AAE is committed to providing exceptional continuing education for its members through a variety of channels, including in-person meetings, online Live Learning Center content and clinical resources. Education at a Glance: » The 2014 Annual Session in Washington, D.C., drew close to 3,700 attendees from more than 40 countries. Striving for Perfection: » A record-breaking 625 people attended the 2013 Fall The 2014 Annual Session Conference in Las Vegas, Contemporary Concepts in Periradicular Surgery: Diagnosis and Treatment. The 2014 Annual Session in Washington, D.C., focused on trends and advancements in the rapidly changing field of endodontics. » Approximately 150 residents attended APICES 2013 at the More than 160 expert presenters, new educational tracks on University of Iowa. APICES is the only continuing education surgical endodontics and regenerative therapies, hands-on meeting planned for endodontic residents, by residents. workshops and an impressive Exhibit Hall created a high-caliber educational experience for the nearly 3,700 attendees. » More than 100 CE hours were added to the Live Learning Center, including meeting recordings and Journal of A special addition to the educational program was the General Session on the first Endodontics articles. day of the meeting. Featuring presentations by six innovators in dental research and endodontic treatments—Dr. Michael Glick, Dr. Martha J. Somerman, Col. Robert G. » The 2013 Department Chairs Workshop brought leaders from 56 endodontic programs together to discuss faculty Hale, Dr. Kenneth M. Hargreaves, Dr. Syngcuk Kim and Dr. Shane N. White—the General development, recruitment and retention. Session brought attendees together to learn about key topics affecting endodontics and dentistry as a whole. » The Recommended Guidelines of the AAE for the Treatment of Traumatic Dental Injuries were updated and released as an “When everyone hears the same thing in the afternoon, everyone is thinking and talking e-book. Updates include recommendations for utilizing 3-D about the same thing that evening, which leads to a ‘community conversation,’” said Dr. imaging and revised treatment timelines. David E. Witherspoon, 2014 Annual Session program chair. “Great things can come out of that type of discussion that’s occurring on a larger scale.” WATCH: 2014 Annual Session Highlights American Association of Endodontists 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT Promoting the Specialty Page 5 of 17 The AAE’s outreach initiatives promote the skills and expertise of endodontists to general dentists, corporate entities and the public at large. Through education materials for patients and general dentists, events for corporate partners, social media channels and more, the AAE works to combat harmful misinformation, raise the public profile of the specialty and position AAE members at the forefront of health care. Outreach at a Glance: » Three new patient education videos were produced for members to use on their websites and in their operatories. Putting Patients at Ease: » The Root Canal Safety webpage was launched during Root Patient Education Videos Canal Awareness Week to debunk myths linking root canals and disease. In an effort to help members explain endodontic procedures and alleviate patients’ fears, the AAE » Treatment Options for the Compromised Tooth: A Decision Guide released high-quality patient education videos on was updated and mailed to more than 32,000 general dentists. root canal treatment, retreatment and cracked The Guide encourages dentists to explore endodontic treatment teeth in April. Developed by the Public and Professional Relations Committee, the options before recommending extraction. videos feature 3-D animation and narration to help patients understand common dental symptoms as well as the unique skills, training and technologies that endodontists » The AAE’s social media presence grew in 2013-2014, gaining nearly 2,400 Facebook “likes” and 650 Twitter followers. possess. AAE members can download these videos for free to embed in their practice websites and share in their operatories. The AAE also posted the videos on its website » The 2013 Corporate Community Conference drew more than and YouTube channel for easy viewing by the public and other dental professionals. As 30 industry leaders to discuss issues facing AAE members. of June 30, the videos had received close to 4,300 views combined. » More than 40 corporate partners attended the 3rd annual Open The response has been overwhelmingly positive. “The AAE videos have proven to be House and Breakfast at AAE Headquarters. a great asset for our practice,” said AAE Member Dr. Kenneth J. Zucker, who shows the videos to patients while they wait for anesthesia. “Patients have the opportunity to » The awareness campaign ended in June 2014. Over the learn about endodontic procedures, and in most all cases, this allays their anxiety and past 10 years, the campaign has yielded valuable practice misconceptions. Thanks, AAE, for this great patient education tool!” marketing materials, patient education resources and market research that will continue to be used in efforts to educate the public and the profession. WATCH: Patient Education Videos American Association of Endodontists 2013-2014 ANNUAL
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