Additional COVID-19 Resources
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COVID-19 Impact On Surgery
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, it is more important than ever to share stories about surgical challenges and triumphs. The ACS is interested in learning more about how COVID-19 is impacting your ability to practice and provide quality surgical care as this will help to ensure that the College is well-equipped to continue to advocate on your behalf both in Washington, DC, and across the country.
Please take a moment to share how COVID-19 is impacting you, both personally and professionally. This could include practice impediments; access to, or ability to provide, care; additional administrative burdens; equipment shortages; personal shortcomings (health, finances, etc.), or other concerns.
Click here and choose the COVID-19 Impact on Surgery section to share your story. As activity continues to unfold, all Fellows and residents are encouraged to review ACS resources related to COVID-19.
ACS President J. Wayne Meredith, MD, FACS Espouses Resilience In Surgery
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Call for Manuscript Submissions – Surgery in Older Adults
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NC-ACS eNews – July 1, 2021
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Call for Nominations – NC-ACS BOD AWS Representative
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Registration is Open for NC/SC ACS 2021 Annual Meeting
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We continue to mourn the passing of J. David Richardson, MD, FACS, ACS Past-President who had an exceptional career in surgery.
Read about all the roles and accolades he earned throughout his lifetime: https://www.facs.org/publications/bulletin-brief/091421/in-memoriam
Hospitals across Atrium Health continue to see the devastating effects of the Delta variant on the communities we serve.
In August alone, COVID deaths were higher than the previous 4 months combined, with September COVID deaths on pace to be even higher.
Please get vaccinated.
2021 Membership
The North Carolina Chapter, ACS would like to invite you to become a member! It’s your membership that will continue to let the Chapter focus on important issues facing North Carolina surgeons.
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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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