ASCRS-U: Colorectal Surgery 1.3

ASCRS U offers a range of resources for surgeons and healthcare providers focused on colon and rectal surgery. The centerpiece is the fourth edition of The ASCRS Textbook of Colon and Rectal Surgery, a comprehensive guide that covers all aspects of the field. With newly written chapters and organized by the pillars of colorectal disease, this textbook is an invaluable resource for surgeons at all stages of their careers.

For those preparing for the qualifying examination of the American Board of Colon and Rectal Surgery or seeking continuing medical education, the CARSEP XI self-assessment exam is a valuable tool. It tests knowledge and helps professionals stay up to date with practice recommendations.

Fundamentals of Rectal Cancer (FRCS) focuses on improving outcomes for rectal cancer patients by encouraging a standardized multidisciplinary approach to care. This program provides evidence-based surgical and perioperative care guidelines and meets NAPRC hospital accreditation standards.

The ASCRS video mentorship series is designed to foster a community of learners who engage in intraoperative video-based coaching sessions. By sharing operative techniques and building procedural confidence, this series supports professional growth.

ASCRS U also offers a variety of educational resources, including webinar recordings that cover various topics related to colorectal care. These webinars provide an opportunity to earn CME credits.

The question bank provides practice tests organized around the pillars of colorectal disease, allowing users to assess their knowledge and areas for improvement.

ASCRS Toolkit includes Clinical Practice Guidelines, Pelvic Floor Consensus Statements, The Best of Annual Meeting Presentations, and QASC, providing clinicians with access to essential resources and latest research.

For convenient access to journal articles, Prime PubMed allows users to search the PubMed database on their smartphones or tablets. It provides abstracts, citations, full-text articles, and even features Grapherence®, a tool for visual exploration of medical literature interrelationships. The feature allows users to easily bookmark important topics and make custom notes and highlighting within entries.

ASCRS U is a comprehensive and valuable resource for professionals in colon and rectal surgery. With its diverse range of educational materials, it supports continued learning, professional development, and evidence-based practice.

Publisher: American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons

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