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Program accreditation is one of the most important responsibilities of a program director. Maintaining accreditation refers to how a program director ensures an optimal educational program and holds the program to the published standards of performance. Coincidentally, with this, surgical graduates themselves are also held to a standard of performance to be considered eligible for Board Certification—an important part of becoming a surgeon. This chapter outlines the interaction between programs and the ACGME and ABS to train surgeons in the future.

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Understanding and Meeting Program Accreditation Requirements and the Regulatory Bodies Involved in Surgical Education

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    2026年

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  • Stephanie F. Heller,
  • Karen J. Brasel

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Program accreditation is one of the most important responsibilities of a program director. Maintaining accreditation refers to how a program director ensures an optimal educational program and holds the program to the published standards of performance. Coincidentally, with this, surgical graduates themselves are also held to a standard of performance to be considered eligible for Board Certification—an important part of becoming a surgeon. This chapter outlines the interaction between programs and the ACGME and ABS to train surgeons in the future.