ASGE Endoscopy Course at ACG: Everyday Endoscopy: Expertise Meets Evidence (On-demand) | October 2024-Accreditation Statement

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The "ASGE Endoscopy Course: Everyday Endoscopy: Expertise Meets Evidence" will be held on October 25, 2024, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, with an option to attend in person or virtually. This course offers participants an opportunity to engage in real-time Q&A sessions and access a comprehensive range of educational materials, including recordings and PDFs, after the course. It aims to provide clinicians with the latest updates in endoscopic procedures, focusing on quality, safety, and technological advancements. Key topics include advancements in endoscope technology, the impact of artificial intelligence on endoscopy, best practices for managing Barrett's Esophagus, and an evidence-based debate on the use of stents for malignant hilar strictures.<br /><br />This program is specifically designed for a diverse audience including gastrointestinal endoscopists, advanced practice providers, and other healthcare professionals involved in gastrointestinal procedures. The course is accredited by the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE), allowing physicians to earn up to 8 CME credits and MOC points. Participants can claim their credits and points by completing an online evaluation survey via ASGE's GI Leap platform.<br /><br />ASGE assures high scientific standards and addresses all potential conflicts of interest in line with ACCME guidelines. The course promotes learning aligned with the ASGE's Outcome-Based Education Level 3a for declarative knowledge. A distinguished panel of course planners and faculty, including experts from various renowned institutions, are involved in delivering the content. All faculty and planner disclosures are transparent, with any relevant financial relationships mitigated to ensure unbiased information. Presentations will be available in the GI Leap system by December 1st, ensuring continued access to learning materials post-event.

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Concept Lower Endoscopy

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Keywords

ASGE Endoscopy Course

Everyday Endoscopy

Pennsylvania Convention Center

real-time Q&A

endoscopic procedures

artificial intelligence

Barrett's Esophagus

CME credits

GI Leap platform

Outcome-Based Education

Evidence-Based Practice

Endoscopic Complication

Colon Polyp

Lower Endoscopy

Complication Management