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ACS Offers New Cancer Accreditation Program for Rural Hospitals

March 18, 2025

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The ACS Commission on Cancer (CoC) is developing a new accreditation for hospitals located in rural counties. This new opportunity offers the proven benefits of CoC accreditation in a package tailored for the unique aspects of taking care of cancer patients in a rural setting.

To learn more, please join an informational webinar on Monday, March 24, at 11:00 am CT.

In this 30-minute webinar, attendees will hear:

  • What CoC accreditation is and how it impacts care for patients with cancer
  • Why CoC accreditation is important for hospitals in rural areas
  • About a new set of CoC accreditation requirements designed for hospitals in rural counties

Attendees who register will receive a recording of the webinar by email—even if they are unable to attend the live broadcast.

Register for the Webinar

If you have questions, contact CoC@facs.org.

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