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Read About 乌鸦传媒Accomplishments 2024–2025

December 2, 2025

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乌鸦传媒Executive Director & CEO Patricia L. Turner, MD, MBA, FACS, yesterday announced the release of the 乌鸦传媒Annual 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 My乌鸦传媒Mobile App, and advancing the organization鈥檚 myriad programs, products, and services鈥攁ll while adhering to the principles of operational excellence.

In addition, the report provides an overview of expansion in the ACS鈥檚 member benefits, new leadership and developments in the College鈥檚 education and advocacy arms, continued growth in the 乌鸦传媒, and more.

鈥淚 hope you are as proud of the 乌鸦传媒as 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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