Surgical Coaches Also Benefit from Coaching Activities

The College honored hospitals for 2024 meritorious outcomes, recognizing excellence in surgical quality and patient safety improvement.

The ACS is offering a limited number of scholarships to go towards housing and transportation costs for the Leadership and Advocacy Summit.

The ACS and the AAST offer a $5,000 scholarship for an international scholar to attend the 2026 AAST meeting.

In conjunction with the MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics at The University of Chicago, the ACS is offering fellowships in surgical ethics.

Dr. Timothy Pawlik’s JACS study links rising DAMA rates to higher surgical morbidity and costs, underscoring the need for targeted prevention.

ACS urges Congress to block CMS's RVU cut and protect patient access and surgical care.

ACS invites trauma teams to the 2025 TQIP Conference, Nov 8–10 in Chicago, celebrating teamwork, leadership, and innovation in trauma care.

The ACS seeks nominees who are loyal members of the College who have demonstrated career integrity.

Updated ACS and AAP guidelines reinforce a new era of pediatric opioid stewardship—emphasizing non-opioid pain control, safe disposal, and more.

A trial found that endoscopic peroral pyloromyotomy offers faster recovery than laparoscopic gastric electrical stimulation for gastroparesis.

Flexible sigmoidoscopy outperformed MRI in identifying true tumor response after total neoadjuvant therapy for rectal cancer.