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Founded in 1986 by the anesthesia group from Long Island’s North Shore University Hospital, North American Partners in Anesthesia (NAPA) is now the leading specialty anesthesia management company in the United States. Our basic charter is simple. NAPA partners with hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers and physician offices to provide anesthesia services and perioperative leadership that enhance operating room performance, revenue, and patient and surgeon satisfaction. Our ability to consistently deliver on this partnership model has created NAPA’s stellar reputation nationwide.

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One of the keys to maximizing an ASC's relationship with its anesthesia department is to understand the goals and responsibilities that those providers must have in order to make the unit a success. Once these are established, the ASC can then help create an atmosphere where a team approach is taken to to achieve those goals and provide the highest quality of patient care.

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North American Partners in Anesthesia Announces Release of Strategic Blueprint for Transforming Hospital Operating Rooms in the Post-Reform Era

Wed, Mar 20, 2013 14:30 CET

Series of six NAPABriefs offer hospital leadership proven steps for quality, cost and operational alignmentMELVILLE, NY, March 20, 2013 – To address unprecedented challenges facing hospital operating rooms (OR) created by health care reform, North American Partners in Anesthesia (NAPA) today released the first two briefs in the series, detailing how hospitals can transform their number one expense in the age of reform: the OR. In total, six briefs will be issued over the next two weeks, released two at a time. “The concept of ‘Accountable Care’ has been all the rage since health care

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