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AAMSE Hotline Article Submission
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AAMSE invites you to submit articles to its Hotline newsletter. Hotline is a monthly publication posted on the AAMSE website filled with up-to-date information on AAMSE and medical association management. To submit an article please complete the following survey.

If you have any graphics to include or any questions please send them to Katie Agard at kagard@aamse.org.

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* 1. Please complete the following:

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* 2. What is the topic of your article? (Topic descriptions are available at the end of the survey.)

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* 3. Please insert the text of your article.

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* 4. List all links included in the article below:

AAMSE Hotline Terms and Conditions:

1) All content submitted must be relevant, appropriate and related to medical organization management news.

2) Articles that contain excerpts from other copyrighted material (including without limitation any diagrams, photographs, figures or text), you have acquired in writing all necessary rights from third parties to include those materials, and have provided appropriate credit for that third-party material.

3) All articles reflect the personal opinion of the authors and not necessarily those of AAMSE.

4) You have authorization from all authors and/or copyright holders to make this assignment of rights to AASME on their behalf.

5) AAMSE is not responsible for any expenses incurred in connection with preparing the article.

6) By submitting content you are also authorizing its publication in other AAMSE publications.

7) AAMSE retains the right to refuse and edit articles.

8) You have the right to agree to the terms and conditions and to make the assignment of rights to AAMSE.

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* 5. I have read and accept AAMSE's Terms and Conditions for contributing an article to Hotline.

Topic Descriptions

Advocacy: The process of defending or maintaining a cause or proposal on behalf of a medical society which includes government affairs and practice viability. Topics include grassroots organizing, lobbying, political action committees and current trends in the political landscape

Association Management: The executive and administrative aspects of operating medical societies. Topics include the administrative, financial, operations, governance and legal aspects of running an association.

Communication: How medical societies disseminate their message to all stakeholders. Topics include social media strategies, publications, marketing and media relations

Education: The development and instruction of knowledge to both members and nonmembers, including clinic staff. Topics include continuing medical education general clinic management, revenue generation and fundraising.

Leadership: The act of guiding and influencing others to enlist their support. Topics include principles of leadership, leadership development and physician leadership.

Membership: focuses on the recruitment and retention of members to the medical society. Topics include marketing materials, survey design, research tools and membership trends.

Professional Development: The process of progressing in one's career path through education and training. Topics include earning your CAE, conflict resolution, developing your professional message, stress management and work-life balance.

Technology: The collection of crucial tools developed with the purpose of making everyone's job easier. Topics include website design, using social media and general best practices.

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