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Study Dissects Culture of Surgical Residency and How It Affects Training https://t.co/lFQql0nzvt
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Study: Post-hospital MRSA infections cut by getting patients to use antiseptic | FierceHealthcare https://t.co/h6Kzg77ggl
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Ambulance providers will be paid for trips to alternative sites, telemedicine https://t.co/TdHj54nSo5
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RT @GreenupRachel: amazing for our department... and for our mentor, leader and friend @DrShelleyHwang who made the very top of the nationa…
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RT @DukeMedSchool: Duke Surgery Ranks First Nationwide in NIH Funding. Shelley Hwang, MD, MPH, ranked 1st, Georgia Tomaras, PhD, ranked 7t…
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RT @ECUBrodySOM: CHECK IT OUT! The U.S. Surgeon General tweeted about @EastCarolina’s very own Anna Laughman, a fourth-year medical student…
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Medicaid changes will become more visible to beneficiaries, providers - North Carolina Health News https://t.co/3ZlUXgZRoN
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The Future. Through the Eyes of a Surgeon
As health care changes, it is critical that surgeons continue to have a strong voice and seat at the table in all patient care decisions. Check out this new video encouraging Fellows to become actively involved in helping the ACS take bold steps and speak with a unified voice on behalf of patients.
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