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Deadline Is Monday to Submit Abstracts for Quality, Safety & Cancer Conference

March 10, 2026

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Join leaders in quality, safety, and—new this year—cancer care for at the reimagined Quality, Safety & Cancer Conference (QSCC). You can play a key role in the event by submitting an abstract for presentation at the July 30–August 2 meeting in Orlando, Florida. The deadline to submit has been extended to Monday, March 16.

This is your opportunity to share insights, inspire change, and make an impact. Submit your abstract today and be part of the conversation. View submission details.

This conference combines the former Quality and Safety Conference and Cancer Conference into one unified meeting that is designed to deliver powerful insights and practical strategies that drive better outcomes for patients and teams.

QSCC will offer specialty-focused content across key clinical areas, including bariatric, cancer, geriatric, emergency general surgery, pediatric, and vascular, to help ensure every attendee gains actionable insights tailored to their practice. Overarching concepts, such as the ACS Quality Verification Program, will provide content about verification across all surgical specialties.

Learn more about the new, unified program and submit your abstracts.

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