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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: A Strategic Priority for the American Pediatric Surgical Association
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In brief
In brief
APSA, founded in 1969 with over 1500 members, establishes educational guidelines and care standards for pediatric surgical patients while prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion as a strategic organizational goal. The association collaborates nationally and internationally to influence public policy and define best practices in pediatric surgical care.
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The American Pediatric Surgical Association (APSA) is a professional organization composed of over 1500 members dedicated to providing high-quality surgical care to infants and children. The organization was founded in 1969 with the mission to “ensure optimal pediatric surgical care of patients and their families, to promote excellence in the field, and to foster a vibrant and viable community of pediatric surgeons.” In collaboration with other national and international organizations, APSA creates educational guidelines and standard of care policies for the surgical care of pediatric patients that influence public policy and set best practices.
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