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Surgeons Discuss Sustaining Lifelong Competency

July 23, 2024

Surgeons Discuss Sustaining Lifelong Competency

In the latest episode of The Operative Word from JACS, Lillian Erdahl, MD, FACS is joined by Todd Rosengart, MD, FACS, from the Baylor College of Medicine.

They discuss Dr. Rosengart’s recent article in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons (JACS), “Sustaining Lifelong Competency of Surgeons: Multimodality Empowerment Personal and Institutional Strategy,” which focuses on maintaining and ensuring the competency of an aging surgeon workforce. The study provides evidence-based guiding principles as part of a comprehensive “whole of career” strategy that can be adopted at a personal, institutional, and national level.

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Fellows Awarded R01 Funding to Study Effectiveness of ACS Operative Standards for Cancer Surgery Manuals
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Fellows Awarded R01 Funding to Study Effectiveness of ACS Operative Standards for Cancer Surgery Manuals

A research team that comprises ACS fellows was awarded a grant to address the potential differences in cancer surgery technical quality.
Apply for ACS Resident Research Scholarship
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Apply for ACS Resident Research Scholarship

The ACS offers 2-year scholarships to encourage residents to pursue careers in academic surgery anywhere on the research continuum.

Feeding Tube Home Skills Kit Aids Patients with Transition to Home
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Feeding Tube Home Skills Kit Aids Patients with Transition to Home

This kit provides patients and caregivers with the instruction and practice materials needed for the recommended enteral nutrition education.
Take Advantage of Peer Experiences with ACS Colleague Connection
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Take Advantage of Peer Experiences with ACS Colleague Connection

Peer support programs have been shown to reduce burnout in physicians and improve their overall well-being.
Revisiting Surgical Pearls Can Help Reaffirm Career Goals
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Revisiting Surgical Pearls Can Help Reaffirm Career Goals

Listen to Dr. Alan Meinke describe his August JACS article which reflects on the significance of surgical pearls.
What's New at Clinical Congress 2024
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What's New at Clinical Congress 2024

Specialty sessions on cardiothoracic surgery, neurosurgery, and more are coming up at this year's Clinical Congress.
New Data Reports Can Help You Negotiate Fair Compensation Packages
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New Data Reports Can Help You Negotiate Fair Compensation Packages

Get access Compensation Data Reports from the MGMA and get access to up-to-date information on benefits, base, pay and more.
ACS President Offers Insights into His First 6 Months in Office
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ACS President Offers Insights into His First 6 Months in Office

Dr. Henri Ford gives a recap and highlights of his duties since taking office.
Who Should Get a Right Colectomy in Low-Grade Appendiceal Adenocarcinomas?
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Who Should Get a Right Colectomy in Low-Grade Appendiceal Adenocarcinomas?

Learn from a study that described development of a predictive score for determining risk for nodal involvement.

Targeted Surgery Combined with Postoperative Medical Therapy Is Safe and Effective Treatment for Crohn Disease
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Targeted Surgery Combined with Postoperative Medical Therapy Is Safe and Effective Treatment for Crohn Disease

In patients requiring surgery for complicated Crohn disease, complete removal of all diseased areas of the intestine may cause severe malnutrition and weight loss.

EEG during Anesthesia Does Not Reduce Delirium in Older Adults after Cardiac Surgery
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EEG during Anesthesia Does Not Reduce Delirium in Older Adults after Cardiac Surgery

Available evidence suggests that EEG wave suppression during general anesthesia is related to anesthetic agent dosage.