Read the July Bulletin: Get Ready for Clinical Congress 2022

The July Bulletin of the American College of Surgeons is available to read online. This month’s cover story and Dr. Turner’s Executive Director’s Update encourage readers to “Get Ready for Clinical Congress 2022,” highlighting the Named Lectures, Panel Sessions, and Special Sessions that should appeal to all surgeons—no matter their specialty or career stage.

Other article highlights include:

Features

• A Family Affair: Father-Daughter Surgeons Share a Love of Healing
• Telemedicine in the COVID Era and Beyond: Overcoming Barriers to Improve Access to Care
• Surgeon’s Perseverance Significantly Affects Rural Patient Care
• The COT at 100: Evolution and Promulgation of ATLS and Surgical Skills Training
• Profiles in ACS Leadership: A Few Questions for Danielle Saunders Walsh, MD, FACS, FAAP

Departments

• ACS Cancer Research Programs: ALLIANCE A021806: A Phase III Trial of Perioperative vs. Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Resectable Pancreatic Cancer
• A Look at The Joint Commission: Study Examines Effect of Palliative Care Consultation on Readmission Rates and Hospital Costs
• Foundation Donations at Work: Chapter Initiatives Fund Supports Local Efforts to Advance the College's Mission
• From the Archives: The Leader Named Pack

News

• Anthony Atala, Regenerative Medicine Pioneer, Receives 2022 ACS Jacobson Innovation Award
• ACS Calls for Urgent, Bipartisan Action to Address Firearm Violence

Earn CME

As a reminder, you can earn 1.0 continuing medical education (CME) credits for reading the Bulletin—and it's free of charge for ACS members. Visit the ACS Learning Management System after reading the issue to take advantage of this learning opportunity.