Upcoming Events
Connect with surgeons and quality leaders from across Wisconsin through case conferences, educational programs, and statewide meetings.
Breast Surgical Case Conference
October 13, 2026
5:00-6:30 PM CT | Virtual
Join surgeons for an interactive, case-based discussion focused on challenging topics in breast surgical care.
Rural Surgeon Lunch
November 7, 2026
12:15 PM CT | WSS Fall Conference
Connect with rural surgeons at the upcoming WSS Fall Conference. Complimentary boxed lunches will be provided.
Hernia Case Conference
November 19, 2026
5:00-6:30 PM CT | Virtual
Participate in a statewide, case-based discussion presented in collaboration with the Wisconsin Surgical Society.’
Support Surgical Quality in Wisconsin
SCW brings surgeons together around meaningful performance data, practical education, and statewide collaboration. Your tax-deductible gift helps make this work possible and supports better surgical care.
How SCW Supports Surgical Quality Improvement
SCW provides surgeons and quality leaders the data, education, and statewide connections needed to improve surgical care.
Collaborative Learning
Bring surgeons and quality leaders together around shared quality-improvement priorities.
Performance Reporting
Provide confidential, benchmarked performance reports to surgeons and hospitals using existing statewide data.
Evidence-Based Practice
Share clincal guidance and support practical implementation across diverse practice settings.
A Statewide Community Improving Surgical Care
Our Mission
Participating Hospitals
The Surgical Collaborative of Wisconsin (SCW) is a surgeon-led practice change community that aims to improve surgical care by optimizing quality, reducing costs, and facilitating provider professional development across practice settings. We create a noncompetitive environment where surgeons and quality leaders can learn from one another, evaluate performance, and apply performance data, clinical guidance, and shared expertise to improve surgical care.
Participating hospitals represent a diverse mix of rural, community, and academic organizations united around improving surgical quality.
