Surgical Site Infection

Description

All surgeons aim to have the best outcomes for their patients after surgery, however, surgical site infections can be inevitable. In addition, hospital systems and providers can be penalized when infections occur, putting the onus on the provider or hospital. This webinar seeks to review previous and current recommendations in the prevention of surgical site infection to optimize peri-operative outcomes. In addition, this webinar will review appropriate documentation and reporting of peri-operative infections to optimize billing and coding.

Moderators: Matthew Ziegler, MD, FASCRS; Benjamin Shogan, MD, FASCRS
Speakers: Elizabeth Wick, MD, FASCRS; David Etzioni, MD, MSHS, FASCRS

Credit Hours Available: 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™
Release Date: March 7, 2024
CME Expires: March 7, 2027

Transferring Credits to the ACCME/American Board of Surgery (ABS)/Other Collaborating Boards
ASCRS is transferring CME and Self-Assessment credits earned for completion of ASCRS activities directly to ACCME/ABS and other collaborating boards on the 1st of each month for physicians who have provided consent to do so. We are unable to transfer your credits if you have not provided consent. For more information and directions on how to provide consent to share your credits with collaborating boards, please visit the ASCRS Continuing Medical Education webpage.

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Last updated: August 22, 2024