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Registrations are now open for the November Annual Academic Surgery Conference 2024. Register: bit.ly/4fw7cil

RACS CEO Stephanie Clota was recently interviewed by The CEO Magazine. Clota spoke with the magazine about how her healthcare sector expertise has driven her commitment to transforming the organisation since assuming the helm in January. Read more: bit.ly/46CGekV

ACT ASM 2024 Abstract submissions are now open. Submissions close on Friday, 27 September 2024. Download the 2024 ACT ASM Abstract Submission Template: bit.ly/4dyXqdG For enquiries and to submit your abstract contact [email protected]

RACS introduced the Building Respect, Improving Patient Safety campaign in response to highly publicised incidents of misconduct. Now we're launching Let's Remove It, developed by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh: bit.ly/3WW3XcW

A force for good! We're partnering with leading Qld organisations to urge all political parties to #FixTheBruce! bit.ly/3Aa5QJS

Are you planning to sit the RACS Clinical in October 2024? Applications close on Tuesday 13 August at 11:59am AEDT. Register today: bit.ly/3qVqSDz

Our Educator Studio Session on 'Developing an objective assessment of performance for lumbar microdiscectomy: Delphi methodology' is this Thursday. This activity has been approved in the College's CPD program. Thursday 15 August 2024 6–7pm (AEST) bit.ly/4c7gRZY

This week, 12–18 August, is Women's Health Week in Aotearoa New Zealand. It aims to unite Aotearoa New Zealand's wāhine, fostering a community where they inspire each other, share knowledge, and prioritise their health. Find out more: bit.ly/3AwTGuF

Today concludes Bullying no way, an initiative to support Australian schools in bullying prevention and education. Bullying doesn't just happen in the playground and RACS has its own program to build a culture of respect in surgery. Here is our guidance: bit.ly/46QUdDO

Join us for the Louis Barnett Prize 2024 presentation on 19 September at 7pm NZST. Professor Angus Watson, Councillor of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, will provide a keynote address. Registration details will be provided soon. See you there!

Unexpected variation in outcomes following total (procto)colectomies for ulcerative colitis in New South Wales, Australia: a population‐based 19‐year linked‐data study open access Colorectal Disease from 🇦🇺 RACSurgeons onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Our latest issue of Surgical News has articles on governance reform, groundbreaking research, health equity, RACS policy on breastfeeding, and much more. Read the full issue: bit.ly/457FGRY

We are excited to announce our Surgical Innovation + Robotics Summit 2024 abstracts have been published in the ANZ Journal of Surgery. Read the abstracts: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14452197/2… ANZ Journal of Surgery: Volume 94, Issue S2 RACSurgeons

Dr. Maia Tipene embraces the Māori concept of tuakana-teina. Rooted in tradition, this value enriches her surgical journey, fostering strong connections and guidance. #Surgery #Mentorship bit.ly/3YVlNhz

A portrait of RACS past-President Dr Sally Langley now hangs proudly in our Council Room. Dr Langley was the College's second female President, serving from May 2021 until May 2023.

Join us for the Louis Barnett Prize 2024 online presentation on 19 September at 7pm NZST. Professor Angus Watson, Councillor of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, will provide a keynote address. Registration details will be available soon. See you there!

RACS is proud to be a platinum sponsor of #OMOZ2024 bringing together researchers, clinical practitioners and health workers investigating and treating chronic ear disease in Australia. #RACSurgeons #earhealth #otolaryngology #OHNS #ENT

Join us at the AMA-DEA Webinar “Climate change and sustainability: Leadership and action from Australian doctors”. Date: Tuesday, 3 September 2024 Time: 7-9 pm AEST Register here: bit.ly/4e2Yoin

Dr Nicholas Candy, a Neurosurgery Trainee, used his RACS scholarship to advance his PhD on fluorescence-guided pituitary surgery. His research uncovered 2000+ differentially expressed proteins, promising enhanced surgical precision. bit.ly/4dDxBt5

Join us for the Louis Barnett Prize 2024 online presentation on 19 September at 7pm NZST. Professor Angus Watson, Councillor of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, will provide a keynote address. Register here: bit.ly/3AN0jJz See you there!