The National Foot and Ankle Registry

The National Foot and Ankle Registry (NFAR) is being developed in partnership with foot and ankle surgeons to offer a comprehensive and unparalleled nationwide view of foot and ankle surgery data.  

 

Ready to discover insights that will transform patient care?  Then get ready to join the National Foot and Ankle Registry - launching at ACFAS 2025 - for:

Simplified Data Entry and Collection
Easily enter and access data, including patient-reported outcomes (PROs), through our user-friendly platform. 

Effortless Data Analysis
Our dynamic and intuitive reporting interface simplifies data analysis and insight discovery. Generate engaging, in-depth reports with interactive dashboards and visualizations tailored to your needs.

Access Standardized Data
Easily compare apples to apples with our structured data that is consistently formatted.

Dedicated Customer Support
Our team is here to assist you with onboarding, technical support, and any questions you have along the way.
 

Participant Benefits 

NFAR participants must be ACFAS Fellow, Associate, or Post Graduate members in good standing. As an NFAR participant, you will be able to:

  • Monitor your patient outcomes such as complications or length of stay with your personalized dashboard
  • Benchmark against overall registry data
  • Integrate data collection into your existing workflows using data export from your EHR 
  • Create custom visualizations with report builder
  • Identify techniques and care approaches that enhance patient outcomes and improve team performance
  • Optimize operations, decrease readmissions and improve reimbursements through data-driven decisions
  • Contribute to the future advancement of the profession by contributing data that can be used for research specific to foot and ankle surgery


Data Collected

 NFAR uses modules to streamline data entry and collect information on variables necessary for addressing concerns of foot and ankle surgeons. Initially, NFAR will feature modules on ankle arthritis, ankle fracture, hammer toe, and hallux valgus


For more information, please contact us at Registry@acfas.org.