Columns»
Looking forward – November 2019
This column focuses on lessoned learned from ACS delegation visits to Cuba, Israel, and Kosovo, and identifies the goals of the upcoming delegation trip to Morocco in March 2020.
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Features»
Practicing primary palliative care: A call to action
The surgical patient populations with unmet palliative care needs are identified and the validity of training clinicians in providing this care, particularly as part of an interdisciplinary team, is described.
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- Longitudinal experience with the RTTDC: Improving outcomes through collaboration
- Stopping the bleed in Texas: The importance of surgeons and health care professionals as advocates
- State legislatures consider surprise billing legislation in 2019
- The CoC: Ensuring quality cancer care and a commitment to advocacy for cancer research and prevention
News»
Dateline DC: ACS advises policymakers on problematic CMS proposed rule on E/M global codes
The ACS opposes the CMS proposal to adopt new E/M codes and to increase the values of most of the new standalone office/outpatient E/M codes.
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Scholarships»
Apply for Firearm Injury Prevention Clinical Scholar in Residence
In partnership with the American Foundation for Firearm Injury Reduction in Medicine, American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma, and Western Trauma Association, the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACS COT) has announced a fully funded two-year on-site fellowship in firearm injury prevention research, July/August 2020–June […]
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