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Clinical Congress 2024

What Surgeons Can Expect at Clinical Congress 2024

July 16, 2024

Some exciting changes are in store for attendees of Clinical Congress 2024, October 19–22 in San Francisco, California, including thematic sessions. Surgeon leaders, including Drs. Fabrizio Michelassi, Ajit Sachdeva, Patricia Turner, and Henri Ford, describe what’s new and how you can maximize your participation in the new Saturday-through-Tuesday format.

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In This Issue

Faculty Surgeons: Guide the Next Generation by Volunteering for Medical Student Program at Clinical
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Faculty Surgeons: Guide the Next Generation by Volunteering for Medical Student Program at Clinical

Interested in helping out? Volunteer to participate in a session at the Medical Student Program at Clinical Congress 2024.
Is Cadaver Dissection Still Necessary in Surgical Education?
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Is Cadaver Dissection Still Necessary in Surgical Education?

This article discusses the challenges and advantages of cadaver labs in current anatomy education for trainees, and more.
Webinar Highlights How to Find the Right Mentor
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Webinar Highlights How to Find the Right Mentor

Tune in to hear from experts on how to find the best mentor that fits your needs as a surgeon.
Register Now to Attend the August Coding Course in Nashville
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Register Now to Attend the August Coding Course in Nashville

ACS members and their staff receive a registration discount—don't miss out!
Dr. L. D. Britt Reflects on His Illustrious Career, Offers Advice to Surgeons
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Dr. L. D. Britt Reflects on His Illustrious Career, Offers Advice to Surgeons

Listen to Dr. L. D. Britt offer advice for both seasoned and early career surgeons.
CMS Proposes More Medicare Cuts for Surgeons
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CMS Proposes More Medicare Cuts for Surgeons

A new rule from the CMS updates payment policies and quality provisions for services furnished under the MPFS.
Access Compensation, Practice, and Productivity Data with New Member Benefit
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Access Compensation, Practice, and Productivity Data with New Member Benefit

Free access to surgery-specific compensation, practice, and productivity data that can help you take control of your career—take advantage with your ACS membership.
Surgeons Encouraged to Review 2023 MIPS Final Score Preview Data
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Surgeons Encouraged to Review 2023 MIPS Final Score Preview Data

Final scores for the CY 2023 MIPS performance period will determine 2025 MIPS payment adjustments.

Surgeons in Sierra Leone Embrace ACS during Recent Conference, Humanitarian Mission
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Surgeons in Sierra Leone Embrace ACS during Recent Conference, Humanitarian Mission

Read highlights from the recent West African College of Surgeons scientific meeting in Freetown Sierra Leone.
Increased Step Count after Surgery Associated with Decreased Rate of Postoperative Complications
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Increased Step Count after Surgery Associated with Decreased Rate of Postoperative Complications

Authors used a questionnaire-based observational study measuring trainee preparedness.
Robotic Surgery in Emergency Cases Is Increasing with Acceptable Outcomes
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Robotic Surgery in Emergency Cases Is Increasing with Acceptable Outcomes

The World Health Organization recommends chlorhexidine, while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends povidone-iodine.
5-mm Margin May Be Enough for Excising Small Melanoma in Situ
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5-mm Margin May Be Enough for Excising Small Melanoma in Situ

The World Health Organization recommends chlorhexidine, while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends povidone-iodine.