ACS Bulletin - December 2015

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BOWDER, ALEXIS N., and MEARA, JOHN G., and GREENBERG, SARAH L. M., and VEGA, MARTHA P., The Lancet Commission on Global Surgery makes progress in first year of work: An update, 100, 4: 23

BRINSFIELD, KATHRYN H., and MITCHELL, ERNEST (ERNIE), The Department of Homeland Security’s role in enhancing and implementing the response to active shooter and intentional mass casualty events, 100, 1S: 24

BROWN, DOUGLAS, and RAY, SHUDDHADEB, and MEANS, JACQUELYN M., and KODNER, IRA J., Sharing clinical photographs: Patient rights, professional ethics, and institutional responsibilities, 100, 10: 17

BUCHWALD, HENRY, From residency to retirement: One surgeon’s principles, 100, 5: 54

BURA, CONNIE, and AGREGADO, BIANCA, Your ACS benefits: The Surgeon Specific Registry and the ACS Member Profile enhance your practice, 100, 6: 45

–and KURUSZ, SARAH, Your ACS benefits: The ACS Surgery Career Connection and Coding Hotline, 100, 12: 51

BURNS, KARYL, J., and JACOBS, LEN WORTH M. Jr., and McSWAIN, NORMAN, and CARVER, WAYNE, Bulletin reprint: Initial management of mass-casualty incidents due to firearms: Improving survival, 100, 1S: 28

BUSCH, KRISTIN M., and KESHAVA, HARI, and KU Y, SREYRAM, and NEZGODA, JOSEPH, and ALLARD-PICOU, AYANA, Teaching in the OR: New lessons for training surgical residents, 100, 8: 29

BU TLER, FRANK K., Military history of increasing survival: The U.S. military experience with tourniquets and hemostatic dressings in the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts, 100, 1S: 60

–and HOLCOMB, JOHN B., and RHEE, PETER, Hemorrhage control devices: Tourniquets and hemostatic dressings, 100, 1S: 66

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CARDINALE, DEAN, and WHITE, THOMAS, and
REDDISH, PATRICK, and SCAIFE, COURTNEY,
and KATZ, MICAH, and RUSSELL, KATIE, Surgeons
help with recovery after earthquake in Nepal, 100, 11: 24
CAREY, ADAM, From the Archives: College’s ancient
Irish deer antlers have a storied history, 100, 1: 57
–Tour the cemetery where ACS leaders are buried: Visit
Archives booth for information, 100, 9: 54
–and BARBER, DOLORES, From the Archives: ACS
Archives houses practice records of Franklin H.
Martin, 100, 5: 59
CARMODY, MICHAEL, and OEHMEN, KATIE,
Advocacy and grassroots: Leveraging local issues at
the national level, 100, 10: 23
CARMONA, RICHARD H., Public health education:
The use of unique strategies to educate the public in
the principles of the Hartford Consensus, 100, 1S: 53
CARTER, BOB S., and CHANG, DAVID C., and
BOHNEN, JORDAN D., and MULLEN, JOHN T.,
From residency to retirement: Big data and GME:
Expanding the scope of patient safety and QI train-
ing, 100, 6: 40
CARVER, WAYNE, and BURNS, KARYL, J., and
JACOBS, LENWORTH M. Jr., and McSWAIN,
NORMAN, Bulletin reprint: Initial management of
mass-casualty incidents due to firearms: Improving
survival, 100, 1S: 28
CHANG, DAVID C., and BOHNEN, JORDAN D.,
and MULLEN, JOHN T., and CARTER, BOB S.,
From residency to retirement: Big data and GME:
Expanding the scope of patient safety and QI train-
ing, 100, 6: 40
CHAPLEAU, WILL, and STEWART, RONALD M.,
In memoriam: Dr. Norman McSwain, a pioneer in
comprehensive trauma care, 100, 10: 56
COFFRON, MATTHEW, What surgeons should know
about...Expired and expiring ACA provisions, 100, 4: 45
–What’s next? The future of Medicare physician pay-
ment in the post-SGR era, 100, 7: 10
–and OPELKA, FRANK, Big promise and big chal-
lenges for big health care data, 100, 4: 10
–and RAYKAR, NAKUL, and SELZER, DON J., and
MEARA, JOHN G., New resources from the Col-
lege offer alternative approaches to medical liability
reform, 100, 3: 14