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Why History Matters: Archives, Identity, and Innovation in Otolaryngology
James J. Kearney, MD, Chair of the AAO-HNS History and Archives Committee and Vice Chair of Education at the University of Pennsylvania, explores how preserving the past shapes the future of otolaryngology. Learn about the Academy’s rich historical collections—from Chevalier Jackson’s desk and early endoscopic equipment to archival diaries—and discover how the John Q. Adams Center Traveling Museum brings artifacts directly to members at the Annual Meeting. Dr. Kearney shares stories from Pennsylvania Hospital, the nation’s oldest hospital founded in 1751, and explains why making history accessible and experiential strengthens professional identity, guides innovation, and preserves the values of the specialty. He also discusses the resident history paper competition, future traveling exhibits focused on otology, and encourages members to document and share their local otolaryngology history with the AAO-HNS Bulletin.
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