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Final Chance: Submit Abstracts for 2025 ACS Cancer Conference by September 17

September 10, 2024

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The ACS Cancer Programs is seeking abstracts for the 2025 ACS Cancer Conference. The Tuesday, September 17, deadline to submit is quickly approaching, so submit your abstract today.

All submissions will be reviewed; selected abstracts will be accepted for either a podium presentation or poster display during the ACS Cancer Conference, which will be held March 12–14 in Phoenix, Arizona. All podium presenters and authors of displayed posters must be present in person.

The conference is focused on collaboration and the content will address improving cancer care, quality, and outcomes for patients with cancer as well as supporting the physicians and allied health professionals who provide this care.

Authors are encouraged to submit a 200-word abstract on topics including, among others:

  • QI projects to improve patient care and outcomes
  • Addressing health equity or access disparities in ACS accredited programs
  • Improving performance with Commission on Cancer, National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers, or National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer accreditation standards
  • Impact of quality measures in a cancer program

Learn more about the process and categories, then submit your abstract.

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Volunteer for Medical Student Program at Clinical Congress by Leading Mock Interviews
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Volunteer for Medical Student Program at Clinical Congress by Leading Mock Interviews

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Register for Free September 24 Webinar on Importance of Surgery Champions
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Register for Free September 24 Webinar on Importance of Surgery Champions

Register to join Drs. Paula Ferrada, Isabella Frigerio, and Jana Macleod in discussing the significance of being a champion for women surgeons.
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Clinical Risk Prediction Score Helps ID Patients Who May Develop LVAD-VSI

Listen to Dr. Ida Fox explain the multidisciplinary work involved in a September study on patients most likely to get VSI.
Attend Webinar on Complying with New Age Friendly Hospital Measure
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Attend Webinar on Complying with New Age Friendly Hospital Measure

Questions about the new CMS Age Friendly Hospital Measure? Tune in next Tuesday to get your questions answered.
New MyATLS App Offers Interactive Trauma Information, Course Prep, and More
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New MyATLS App Offers Interactive Trauma Information, Course Prep, and More

Explore chapter summaries, skill stations, practice quizzes, and more on the newly redesign MyATLS app.
Chapter Meeting Offers Valuable Content, Unique Opportunities to Network
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Chapter Meeting Offers Valuable Content, Unique Opportunities to Network

Read Dr. Tyler Hughes's highlights from the North and South Carolina Chapters meeting last month.
Cutting of Intersphincteric Space Is Effective Anal Fistula Treatment
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Cutting of Intersphincteric Space Is Effective Anal Fistula Treatment

Anal fistula is defined as an epithelialized tract connecting the anal canal to the skin, and symptoms include persistent infection with purulent drainage and severe pain.

Low-Risk Melanoma Lesions Can Be Excised Safely with 5 mm Margin
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Low-Risk Melanoma Lesions Can Be Excised Safely with 5 mm Margin

Sun and coauthors reported MIS recurrence rates over 5 years of follow-up following lesion excision with a confirmed 5 mm margin.
Funnel-Shaped Mesh Placement Is Effective for Prevention of Parastomal Hernia
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Funnel-Shaped Mesh Placement Is Effective for Prevention of Parastomal Hernia

Clinical practice guidelines recommend mesh reinforcement using the keyhole technique to reduce the risk of parastomal hernia following colostomy formation.
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Trauma Surgeons Look Forward to Annual TQIP Conference

Listen to four renowned ACS trauma leaders describe why TQIP is one of their favorite conferences of the year.