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Looking forward – April 2020(0)
April 1, 2020
Dr. Hoyt summarizes the findings of a recent Ballast Research report that identifies the ACS as one of the most effective advocacy organizations in Washington, DC.
Databases: Where math meets medicine
Balancing statistical relevance with clinician experience leads to innovative approaches to patient care.
Letters to the Editor
The following comments were received regarding recent physician wellness and work-life balance articles published in the Bulletin.
Early-stage prostate cancer decision aids for diverse patient populations
The aim of the Alliance A191402CD trial is to evaluate the use of decision aids for men choosing treatment for located prostate cancer, particularly in minority populations.
Keep calm and stay out of the ICU: A comprehensive approach to reducing unplanned ICU admissions
The results of a quality improvement initiative to decrease unplanned intensive care unit admissions at Geisinger-CMC, Scranton, PA, are summarized.
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- Improving professionalism among physicians and surgeons
- Looking forward – March 2020
- Letters to the Editor
- Postoperative pain and nausea protocols decrease LOS without increasing readmissions after laparoscopic gastric bypass
- What is the National Clinical Trials Network, and how do I join?
- Joint Commission resources available to detect, prevent workplace violence
- Caring for the Hiroshima Maidens
- Looking forward – February 2020
- Letters to the Editor
- Hospital-based preoperative clinic applies ERAS and Strong for Surgery guidelines to optimize patients for surgery
- ACS Clinical Research Program sessions at Clinical Congress 2019: A recap
- Biliary tract cancers: NCDB role in rare malignancy
- Revisiting To Err Is Human 20 years later
- A surgeon’s Woodstock
- Looking forward – January 2020
