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Outpatient Surgery and Sequelae An Analysis of the AAAASF Internet-based Quality Assurance and Peer Review Database

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CLINICS IN PLASTIC SURGERY
Volume 40, Issue 3, Pages 465-+

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W B SAUNDERS CO-ELSEVIER INC
DOI: 10.1016/j.cps.2013.04.010

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Plastic and reconstructive surgery; Outpatient surgery; Sequelae

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Although Internet-based quality assurance and peer review data have demonstrated the safety of procedures performed in the outpatient setting through the analysis of outcomes, the future of patient care will be directed by evidence-based medicine. Large inpatient surgical databases have long existed to provide quality assurance and improvement data for the inpatient cohort of patients. The acquisition of large data sets related to surgical care can best be achieved through the Internet. When outcomes are analyzed in conjunction with the indications for a procedure and the manner that care was delivered, evidence-based medicine is the end product.

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