Clinical Congress Named Lectures

In the 2022 Scudder Oration, Dr. Stewart presented A Century of Commitment to Optimal Trauma Care Lessons Learned and Opportunities for the Future.

Drawing from a lifelong interest in mathematics databases & prognostic outcome tools, Dr. Murray asserts there is better way than the status quo...

The 2019 Abcarian lecture looks at how to navigate a second career in surgery and how to make the transition from practicing surgeon to other options

What We Talk about When We Talk about Surgery

In the 2019 John H. Gibbon, Jr., Lecture, Dr. Michael Mack lays out a cogent argument for innovation in surgery.

In the 2019 Scudder Oration on Trauma, Dr. Margaret Knudson outlines the goal of MHSSPACS and how we can avoid the Walker Dip.

In the 2019 Martin Memorial Lecture, veteran journalist Nina Totenberg speaks about the court and health of the Supreme Court Justices.

From Surgical Burnout to Wellness: The Secret to a Balanced Life or From Icarus to Aequanimitas—Revisited

Blood and the Moving Wheels of History—Revisited

In the 2019 Olga M. Jonasson Lecture, Dr. Carol Scott-Conner focuses on capturing and rediscovering the joy inherent in the practice of surgery.

In the 2018 Herand Abcarian Lecture, Zane Cohen, MD, FACS, FRCS(C), discusses Lynch syndrome

Civilian and Military Trauma: Training to Successfully Intervene and Save Lives

Early Hospital Mortality: A Misleading Metric for Quality Assurance in the New Era of Hybrid

Value-Based Health Care Delivery: The Strategic Agenda

Battlefield to Bedside: Bringing Precision Medicine to Surgical Care

The Shifting Sands of Surgical Education

Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, A Quiet Pioneer who Started a Revolution