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City of Chicago Installs More Than 550 STOP THE BLEED® Kits throughout the City (0)
April 1, 2022
More than 550 STOP THE BLEED kits have been installed in more than 350 locations in Chicago to help ensure the city is well-equipped for bleeding emergencies.
New Guidelines Help Trauma Centers Treat Spinal Injury Patients
The ACS Trauma Quality Programs recently announced new guidelines to provide trauma centers with a practical guide to evaluate and manage adult patients with spinal injury.
ACS Women in Surgery Committee: Applications Now Being Accepted for Mentorship Program
The ACS is seeking applications from women surgeons who would like to participate in the Women in Surgery Committee Mentorship Program.
100 Years of Quality: ACS COT and CoC Celebrate Centennial Anniversaries
The ACS COT and the ACS COC, two of the longest standing quality programs of the College, are celebrating 100 years of improving patient care.
ACS Awards Six Resident Research Scholarships for 2022–2024
The recipients of the ACS Residential Research Scholarship for 2022-2024 are announced.
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