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Every patient deserves high-quality surgical care

Join us tomorrow for The Power of Quality panel discussion on how hospitals can navigate post-pandemic pressures while also improving quality patient care.

At this free livestreamed panel discussion, healthcare leaders will shed light on the critical issues at hand, ACS Quality Programs that help hospitals better address them, and the necessary solutions that will enable hospitals and surgeons to do what they do best—provide lifesaving care to patients. RSVP to hear from:

HOST
PATRICIA L. TURNER, MD, MBA, FACS
Executive Director & CEO of the ACS

PANELISTS
J. STEPHEN JONES, MD, FACS
President and CEO, Inova Health System

KIRSTEN K. EDMISTON, MD, MPH, FACS
Director of Clinical Excellence, Surgery Service Line, Inova Health System

ANTON SIDAWY, MD, MPH, FACS
Professor and Lewis B. Saltz Chair Department of Surgery, George Washington University

CLIFFORD Y. KO, MD, MS, MSHS, FACS, FASCRS
Director, ACS Division of Research and Optimal Patient Care, and Professor of Surgery and Health Services, UCLA

MODERATOR
TANISHA CARINO, PHD
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