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ASGE was honored to receive an exclusive invitation to partake in the SAGES Congress, where it had the privilege of showcasing the Best of the ASGE Postgraduate Course by ASGE faculty.
Since late this summer, ASGE has been actively collaborating with several international sister societies on educational programs, demonstrating is commitment to enhancing international engagement.
The ASGE (American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy) Endoscopic Training Grant Award 2023 presented a unique and prestigious opportunity, affording me the privilege of engaging in a comprehensive training program.
The 4th ASGE EMR STAR Lower Gastrointestinal (GI) Course conducted in Spanish transpired in Lima, Peru, in September 2023, co-sponsored by the University of San Martin de Porres.
A 24-year-old male presents to his primary care physician with complaint of bloody diarrhea x 1 week. Preceding this, he had generalized abdominal cramping and increased frequency of stools for two weeks.
Nurse Lead Amanda Cunningham, BSN, RN, shares why honoree status is important to her team and her community.
A patient had a diagnostic colonoscopy and indications were rectal bleeding, abnormal scan of the digestive tract and incomplete defecation.
Complete and accurate documentation is an important part of medical care. [Our endoscopy center] aims to provide and document care that meets the recommendations of ASGE and ACG.
As health care teams, you are trusted members of your communities. You have the desire, knowledge and vision to advance digestive health care locally.
A 42-year-old female advanced practice provider (APP) presents to her primary physician with a chief complaint of fatigue and feeling “stressed.” She has no chronic medical problems and takes no medication.
There is a widespread realization that health care in the U.S. remains fragmented and lacks longitudinal coordination of care.
Your colleagues agreed: the physician-nurse faculty knocked it out of the park for the 2023 GI Unit Leadership course, and we have every intention of keeping it up!
A patient had a surveillance colonoscopy for prior polyps, but biopsies were taken due to Crohn’s disease. Can both Z86.010 and K50.90 be billed, or should only K50.90 be used since it justified the biopsies?
Whether you are navigating the first half of year one of a fellowship or starting the search for your first job after training, staying up to date with new studies is rewarding on multiple levels.
A Bravo, CPT code 91035, was performed and did not show active reflux, so the diagnosis attached was dysphonia, which the insurance is denying. What other diagnosis could be used?