AAAASF partners with Nebula Data Intel to improve patient safety — 4 insights

The American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities partnered with Nebula Data Intel, which provides specialty-specific medical data generated by participating outpatient surgical centers.

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Here are four things to know:

1. Nebula Data Intel provides information that supports benchmarking and tracking of surgical outcomes trends, supply usage and patient satisfaction.

2. Any ASC accredited by a recognized accreditation organization is welcome to participate.

3. Participation is voluntary and free, and all data is de-identified and HIPAA compliant.

4. Nebula Data Intel aims to improve patient safety through data intelligence.

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