Industry Updates

The American Venous Forum (AVF) is continuing its focus on training in venous disease for medical residents and fellows this year, following a successful 2010 session.

ACP will celebrate the 25th year of their Annual Congress, which has grown to become the premier educational forum for the diagnosis and treatment of venous disorders in the United States.

In an effort to advance the field, the ABVLM has chosen to develop a rigorous certification examination, requiring compliance with a maintenance of certification program in order to maintain diplomate status, as well as seeking to advance educational standards.

Just as the American College of Phlebology Foundation (ACPF) is wrapping up its successful Vision for Tomorrow capital campaign, it is embarking upon a short-term annual appeal to fund specific educational initiatives over the next year. The goal for this annual appeal is to raise $100,000 by Decemb ...

Nearly two decades ago, a handful of individuals interested in advancing the science of venous disease joined together to found the organization now known as the American College of Phlebology (ACP). Little could our founders have imagined how far we would come. In November 2005, the American Medica ...

The world of insurance is changing. The American College of Phlebology wants to ensure that scientific, evidence-based care doesn’t change also.

by Kristinha M. Anding The 2008 Advanced Practical Symposium from the American College of Phlebology will feature in-depth seminars and practical demonstrations—enhanced for the first time by high-definition video technology—to suit the needs of the professional already practicing phlebology. T ...

Pneumatic compression devices have the advantage of a known pressure inside the garment. The ACTitouch® system is the first in a new class of dual-mode compression devices. Read more.

Collaboration is central to The American College of Phlebology’s mission. Here ACP’s leaders discuss where the organization’s collaborative efforts are headed. Read more.

All medical certifying boards have a common mission and purpose - to serve the public interest by promoting excellence in the practice of a given specialty. Read more.