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Read About ACSAccomplishments 2024–2025

December 2, 2025

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ACSExecutive Director & CEO Patricia L. Turner, MD, MBA, F潘金莲传媒映画, yesterday announced the release of the ACSAnnual Report for 2024鈥�2025, which is now available to read.

The report highlights a year of significant achievements and milestones, including launching a new Strategic Plan, developing a robust Clinical Data Strategy, release of the convenient MyACSMobile App, and advancing the organization鈥檚 myriad programs, products, and services鈥攁ll while adhering to the principles of operational excellence.

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鈥淚 hope you are as proud of the ACSas I am. As The House of Surgery庐, we remain steadfastly committed to better serving the needs of surgeons in all disciplines and improving the care of all surgical patients,鈥� Dr. Turner said in the report鈥檚 introduction.

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