Transforming Global Health with
Ambulatory Surgery
The Role of IAAS in Global Health
The IAAS is committed to advancing ambulatory surgery worldwide. We promote best practices, provide education and training, and influence healthcare policies to support high-quality surgical care.
By developing and sharing guidelines and standards, we aim to improve the quality of surgical services globally.
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Education and Training
IAAS offers extensive resources, including webinars, workshops, and publications, to ensure healthcare professionals are equipped with the latest knowledge and skills in ambulatory surgery.
Shaping Healthcare Policy
The IAAS collaborates with policymakers and international health organizations to integrate ambulatory surgery into healthcare strategies, ensuring its benefits are widely recognized and implemented.
Partnerships and Research
Through collaborations with various organizations, IAAS conducts significant research in ambulatory surgery, contributing to best practices and improved surgical care worldwide.
Empowering Patients
IAAS believes in the importance of patient education and provides reliable information to help patients make informed decisions about their surgical care.
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Updates on the IAAS’s activities can be found on their official website, through their electronic journal, or by attending their biennial congress.
Ambulatory surgery typically results in less postoperative discomfort, reduced risk of hospital-acquired infections, quicker recovery, and lower costs.
The IAAS promotes ambulatory surgery through its biennial congress, electronic journal, and the sharing of research and best practices among its members.
The IAAS is run by an active General Assembly formed by representatives from each of the member countries. Full Members may send two delegates to the annual General Assembly meeting.
Healthcare professionals can get involved with the IAAS by becoming members, attending their congress, or contributing to their journal.