Board of Ambulatory Surgery Updates Certification Reporting Requirements

The Board of Ambulatory Surgery Certification approved modifications for obtaining and reporting required continuing education, according to a report from the Maryland Ambulatory Surgery Association.

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The changes require certificants to complete and submit Administrator Education Units electronically at least once every three years and maintain a minimum of nine AEUs in each of five content areas during the three-year period, according to the report. The changes went into effect August 8, 2013.

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