Creating global networks of surgeons and facilities dedicated to high-quality patient care.

Founded in 2003, Surgical Review Corporation (SRC) is an independent healthcare quality organization and the world’s leading administrator of center of excellence (COE) programs for surgical specialties. The organization’s programs are focused on improving the safety and quality of patient care, and lowering the overall costs associated with successful treatment.

The COE programs that SRC manages are either administered on behalf of professional societies or endorsed by a specialty’s medical association. SRC’s oversight ensures that the programs are free of bias and participant confidentiality is protected.

(https://excellence NULL.surgicalreview NULL.org/Register/hernia)Hernia Surgery and Abdominal Wall Reconstruction

SRC independently manages and administers the Center of Excellence for Hernia Surgery (COEHS) program. Endorsed by the Asian Pacific Hernia Society (APHS), the COEHS designation provides a recognition of surgical quality and a platform to determine, define and support hernia surgeons and hospitals committed to better patient outcomes, improving the quality of care and advancing the surgical specialty. Register Now (https://excellence NULL.surgicalreview NULL.org/Register/hernia)

Minimally Invasive Gynecology

SRC was selected by the AAGL to administer the Center of Excellence in Minimally Invasive Gynecology (COEMIG) program for hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. Register Now (https://excellence NULL.surgicalreview NULL.org/Register/AAGL)

Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery

SRC administers four COE programs for the bariatric surgical specialty. The organization manages them on behalf of societies in Brazil, India and Mexico as well as its own international program for hospitals and surgeons located outside of these countries. Learn more

BOLD™

SRC developed BOLD, a longitudinal outcomes database, to help ensure ongoing compliance with the COE programs it administers and develop general knowledge about optimal practices in surgical care. In 2007, the organization’s first clinical database was created for the bariatric surgery specialty. Today, the BOLD bariatric database is the world’s largest and most comprehensive repository of clinical bariatric surgery patient information, with data from more than 500,000 patients. Learn more