American College of Gastroenterology
Advancing gastroenterology, improving patient care
What’s Hot In the March Issue
ACG Clinical Guideline Ulcerative Colitis in Adults
Diverticulosis, Symptoms and Colonic Inflammation: A Population-Based Colonoscopy Study
Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Gastroenterology: Promises and Pitfalls
Clinical and Translational Gastroenterology
Clinical and Translational Gastroenterology, published on behalf of the ACG, is a peer-reviewed, open-access online journal dedicated to innovative clinical work in the field of gastroenterology and hepatology. CTG welcomes hypothesis-generating cohort series, translational studies, insightful reviews, and more. CTG has an impact factor of 4.621 and offers tiered publication fees for ACG members.
See www.clintranslgastro.com for more information.
ACG Case Reports Journal
ACG Case Reports Journal is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published to provide an opportunity to share interesting case reports. Edited by GI fellows, it is published bi-weekly online for free to all readers.
See www.acgcasereports.com for more information.
ACG GI CIRCLE | HEPATITIS CIRCLE | IBD CIRCLE
Connect, Collaborate and Engage with Your Colleagues
ACG GI Circle, new Functional GI Health and Nutrition Circle, Hepatology Circle, IBD Circle and the new ACG Women in GI Circle, are online networking communities specifically designed to meet the clinical, professional and practice management needs of ACG members.
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GIQuIC
GI Quality Improvement Consortium, Ltd.
Improve clinical outcomes through higher quality procedural services. Participate in GIQuIC, an ACG and ASGE joint initiative aimed at providing GI practices with a powerful quality improvement benchmarking tool. GIQuIC leverages actual clinical data in real-time, which has been shown to be more accurate than claims-based data in representing clinical performance. READ MORE
Highlights
- GIQuIC allows easy upload of data directly from a number of endowriters – Amkai, CORI, eMergeEndo, EndoSoft, gMed, MD-Reports, and Olympus EndoWorks, Pentax EndoPro IQ, ProVation, and Summit Imaging
- Instill in patients your commitment to quality care by participating in a quality improvement program
- Easily perform ongoing, peer-based performance evaluation and quality improvement, a requirement of accrediting bodies
- Create powerful, customized benchmarking reports right from your desktop
- Quality indicators documented include: history and physical, informed consent, adequacy of bowel prep, written discharge instructions for outpatient procedures, adenoma detection rate, withdrawal time, and more.
SAP-MOC
ACG Self-Assessment Program-Maintenance of Certification
(SAP-MOC)
Earn ABIM approved MOC credit when you purchase ACG's Self-Assessment Program-Maintenance of Certification (SAP-MOC). ACG’s web-based modules feature a comprehensive educational program dedicated to providing clinical updates in specific topic areas in Gastroenterology. Modules awarding 20 MOC points are each comprised of 50-60 case-based, multiple-choice questions. The module awarding 10 MOC points is comprised of 30 case-based, multiple-choice questions. READ MORE
Highlights
- Successfully complete an ACG SAP-MOC program with a minimum passing score of 70% and earn 10 or 20 self-evaluation of medical knowledge points toward your ABIM Maintenance of Certification and AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for each module.
- Videos of expert discussion for each question now available for each module.
- New 2015 module now available!
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