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ASGE Announces 2025 Endoscopic Training Award Recipients

The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 ASGE Endoscopic Training Award.
ASGE Answers Your Coding Questions

We are a little confused regarding Modifier KX. Should this modifier be used for only a screening after a positive Cologuard, no biopsies ex: Z12.11/R19.5 G0121/KX, biopsy/polyp removed Z12.11/D12.0/R19.5 45385/KX/PT or both scenarios?
Bowel Preparation and Canceled Colonoscopies

Identification of increasing numbers of cancelled colonoscopies as a result of poor colon preparations. Several goals were developed to improve the colonoscopy cancellation rates through patient education, standardized tools and staff/provider education.
Navigating New Guidelines on Ulcerative Colitis

Clinical guidelines are essential tools that help inform effective patient care. They are updated as treatment options improve and more data become available, enabling practitioners to stay aligned with the latest scientific advancements.
Exploring the Malpractice Claims Experience in the Ambulatory Endoscopic Units: Closed Claims, 2010-2020

Jacqueline Ross, RN, PhD, Coding Director, Department of Patient Safety and Risk ManagementOver the past decade,
Empowering Women, Elevating Health—Join Us in Celebrating Women's Wellness This Month

May marks Women’s Health Month 2025, a time to celebrate and elevate women’s voices in health while promoting wellness, education and self-advocacy.
ASGE Answers Your Coding Questions

I have providers who continue to misunderstand modifier 25 and its appropriate use. My providers are providing subsequent visits, and on the same day, they are reading capsule reports. Can you please shed some light on the issue and provide clarification?
Decreasing the Date-of-Service Cancellation Rate

In 2024, we noticed an increase in our DOS cancellation rate from a fairly static 3 or 4 percent to 6 percent. The goal was to decrease the rate back to 4 percent or lower.
From Novice to Expert: Lessons From the Life of a Gastroenterologist

My journey has been anything but linear. It’s been a continuous process of growth, challenges and, most importantly, learning. I’ve come to understand that true success extends beyond knowledge and skills.
Celebrating Minority Health Month: ASGE’s Ongoing Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in GI

April marks Minority Health Month, a time to reflect on the importance of health equity and the collective effort needed to ensure all communities have access to quality care.
ASGE at ESGE DAYS 2025: Highlights and Connections in Barcelona

Experience ASGE at ESGE Days 2025 through photos capturing memorable moments, global connections, and the vibrant energy of the event in Barcelona.
Education Corner March 2025

Mark your calendars for education designed for trainees at every stage of fellowship hosted at the ASGE Institute for Training and Technology facility in Downers Grove, IL and/or participate virtually.
Incorporating an Innovation and Device Development Curriculum during Gastroenterology Training

Gastroenterology, and particularly gastrointestinal endoscopy, is a field shaped by physician innovators.
Can’t-Miss Events at DDW 2025

Get ready for DDW 2025 with our guide to the can't-miss events that highlight groundbreaking research, hands-on learning opportunities, and essential networking moments for the GI community.
Prophylaxis and Management of Acute Pancreatitis: Recent Research

luid Resuscitation in Acute PancreatitisA multicenter randomized controlled trial conducted by Enrique de-Madaria et al. evaluated the effects of aggressive versus moderate fluid resuscitation on the risk of developing moderate to severe pancreatitis.

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